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Imi_Jay
Jul 18, 2023Brass Contributor
Microsoft List formula is not working
Hi all, I am encountering a problem in a calculated formula in the Microsoft List. Scenario- Based on different values in different columns , I need a record to appear as "Overdue" Formula u...
ganeshsanap
Jul 18, 2023MVP
Imi_Jay What is the data type of [Due date] column, single line of text or date & time?
Also, it is default behavior of SharePoint calculated formulas that calculated column values are calculated only when:
- A new item is created
- An existing item is updated
- Calculated column formula is updated
Check my answer given here for more information: Impact on Performance of Calculated Columns
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- Imi_JayJul 20, 2023Brass ContributorHi Ganesh,
Thanks for the reply. Due date column is a date field.
That explains of the reason why the formula is working fine on Excel but not on the list.
Thanks,
Imalka Jayalath