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Represents an instant in time, typically expressed as a date and time of day.
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Calendar Start and End Dates not correct
I found this formula on another site, since SharePoint 2013 also has the issue of not reporting a Start Date (date only format) correctly (still rounding back one day when set up as an all day event). …
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Calculated Column Incorrect when All Day Event is selected
Try using this formula in the Start Date calculation:
=TEXT(IF([End Time]=[Start Time],[Start Time],IF(MOD(ROUNDUP(([End Time]-[Start Time])*24,0),24)=0,[Start Time]+1,[Start Time])),"dd mmm yyyy")