Good {if: {time: HH} < 12}morning{elseif: {time: HH} < 18}afternoon{else}evening{endif},
{if: {time: MM} == 12 AND {time: DD} > 20}Have a great festive season{else}Best regards{endif},
No I haven't! It won't solve my problem, as my dates are static, but that's a cool if else feature!
I was hoping something more like an Excel macro. So if format is a specific date, this field will be date +30. Any suggestions for that?
Sorry for the late response. Totally missed this one.
If you can give me a practical example, I might be able to craft a snippet that does what you're asking.
Let me know 
Hi! Thanks for the response. I was off my self
I would love to have one point of date reference (FOO) in a snippet, which is left blank in the template, but when is filled when used with clients, it populates another 2-3 date fields with added or subtracted dates (FOO+30 or FOO-7)
A1: Initial Date. B1: Date plus 6 months
A2: 01/01/1966 B2: =EDATE(A2, 6)
Here's an example of a relevant macro from a spreadsheet I use. It uses a little macro function that adds months to a day.
In real life:
Thank you for emailing us regarding your order made {FOO=DD,MM,YY}. We estimate its arrival to be {FOO+15D}
I hope that makes sense?
Yes, it's clear now. Here's one way to do it:
Thank you for emailing us regarding your order made {formdate: MMMM Do, YYYY; name=orderdate}. We estimate its arrival to be {time: MMMM Do; at={=orderdate}; pattern=MMMM Do, YYYY; shift=15D}.
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Cedric that's amazing, exactly what we needed! Thanks 
One more, very finnicky thing. Is there a way to scrape the date from previous email sent? Like insert: "date of email I am responding to" .
@Support_Goodness_Lov - that depends on what platform you're using for your reply.
In most cases, the site command should be able to do that. You can read more about it here: