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Calculated column doesn't have a value outside the formula, so using it as a part of assigning itself a value makes no sense.
Please explain what exactly you are trying to achieve
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What exactly are you trying to do?
Your current calculation checks if TRUE == TRUE and if so returns [A] + [B], otherwise [A] (but that can never happen since TRUE is always TRUE)
This Office documentation is really helpful for finding example calculations to modify. But if you clarify exactly what output you would like (prefferably with an example) we can ...
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Just to share, I have found a workaround for this issue here: http://www.hezser.de/blog/archive/2008/10/12/programmatically-creating-a-spfieldcalculated.aspx
In short, you make the calculated column like this:
Save the value of web.Locale
Set web.Locale to English
Create the calculated column using English formula
Set web.Locale to the original value
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The field is text so... need to convert it back to numeric e.g.:
xsl:if test="number($thisNode/@Level) < '12'"
etc... works great.
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Beyond performing a full-crawl (as Dave suggested), while having used the field on few items, you would also need to promote it as Managed Property, by default being just Crawled property, while settings its attributes, e.g. searchable(http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj219667.aspx#proc5) - via the managed properties in SP-CA, as well as update the ...
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I finally found the answer.
It turns out, workflow not recognizing "Start Time" is a common problem! All we need is a workaround.
For reusable, content type-specific workflow, we can solve this problem by the following.
Create a new column in the content type (Event or your own new content type) of type "Calculated from other columns" (I was using ...
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You can take a look at this blog that I wrote, that requires no jquery/javascript to get it working. It's more of tricking sharepoint to display the html properly. Super Simple!!!!
http://www.spcrew.com/blogs/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=44
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Problem solved: Since I'm working with a dutch setup of SharePoint it never occurred to me to use dutch formulas. When I changed DATEDIFF to the dutch equivalent DATUMVERSCHIL it works like a charm. Very strange though, since some English formulas work, and not this.
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