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Calculated columns are the SharePoint equivalent of Excel formulas. They allow you to display values that are calculated from the values of one or more other columns. These calculations can be made using standard mathematical operators and SharePoint's built-in functions.
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Override calculated value column in list
You can put a formula in the default value for a column.
Don't set the field to be a calculated value.
For example. I have a date on a Change Request form for the next CCB meeting date. It is always …
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Calculated Column with time element
As Aron mentioned if you wanted it to automatically update you'll need to configure something to periodically update the values.
Some options:
A SharePoint Timer Job that runs once a day to update …
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