A workaround that might work is to make a new calculation property with calculated property type time between, Number format: Duration. Start date pick the property 1 with a date and End date is property 2 with another date field.
So this new property will calculate the difference between these 2 dates and you can use this property in a workflow to trigger if the difference is more than 1 day for example. This solved the issue for me.
In the workflow, simply add a check to this property if its greater than 1 day.
I like that option Plue! Here's another idea I tried when I needed to compare 2 dates in a workflow to see if they matched up or not, and it seems to work well! Convenient if you happen to be checking different dates depending on pipeline or situation - or if one of the dates is in another object (haven't tried that one yet, but see no reason why it wouldn't work).
create a property in your object to get the result of the comparison (i.e. date check)
in the workflow use the format data option - custom mode
put in a formula: number(unixtimestamp([property1]))-number(unixtimestamp([property2]))
copy the result into your date check property
branch: if date check=0, numbers are the same - if not, they are different
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