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Can I show "order within … for dispatch today"?
Yes. Set Counts to to Daily or weekly cut-off, give the Cut-off time, and tick the days it applies — leave them all unticked for every day. When the time passes the timer moves on to the next cut-off by itself; you never move a date by hand.
Write the heading with {day} where the day goes, rather than "today": "Order now for dispatch {day}" reads "today" until the cut-off, "tomorrow" after it, "Monday" on a Friday afternoon and "Tuesday 29 December" when the next cut-off is more than a week away. A heading that says "today" outright says it on a Friday afternoon too, about an order that goes out on Monday. The day is your shop's, by your site's time zone, and in the shopper's language.
List your bank holidays and closures under Days off, ticking Every year for the ones that come round every year, such as Christmas Day. The timer counts past them to the next day you dispatch, and {day} names that day.
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