I am new to \LaTeX
but am very excited to use it. At work I have a use for it for which it is perfect. Essentially we create the same report twice a month, which up til now has been done manually in Word. I would like to present this solution, which will offer huge time savings. Only problem is if there is any editing of code needed my boss will be hesitant. If I can present it in such a way that it just works he will not worry about other/future staff not understanding.
The rest of the document is working great, in the sense that all the moving parts change each runtime. But am stuck on going about making a command which would make the date stamp of the document either say middle or end of the current month? I think this should be possible.
Would trying to change something like \datetime
be better than a new command? How would I go about doing either?
It will be going in the header as below.
\pagestyle{fancy}
\fancyhf{}
\chead{Mid-August}