How to schedule in broadcaster based on Days of the week

Hi Gurus,
Using BEx broadcaster I have to schedule a report for Wednesday and Friday of every week.
In the broadcaster I can se only the number of days, weeks and year.
Please help out with a solution.
Thanks
Prasad

Thanks!
But I didn't undertand how to set it in broadcsater as there are no Weekdays mentioned.
Can you please help out with the steps to do this?
Thanks
Prasad

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