{{TIMESTAMP}} prints the current date in your document. This can be handy for automatically marking the draft date of a document -- it’ll be dated on the day you export the PDF.
By default, {{TIMESTAMP}} will print the date in a format localized to the language you’re using. In the US, that will print something like ‘July 10, 2018’, and in France it will print ‘10 July 2018'.
However, you can fully customize the format used for {{TIMESTAMP}} using C-style date and time formatting codes. Some typical examples are:
|{{TIMESTAMP: }}| |
|{{TIMESTAMP: EEEE, MMM d, yyyy}}| Friday, Jul 13, 2018 |
|{{TIMESTAMP: MMM d, h:mm a}}| Jul 13, 5:06 PM |
|{{TIMESTAMP: MM-dd-yyyy}}| 07-13-2018 |
The best reference for all the possible formats can be found here.