Sharepoint DATE formula continued

With the following formula you can calculate how many days ago a date has expired:

=ALS(ISFOUT(DATEDIF(ALS(OC_Datum="";"1-1-3000";OC_Datum);VANDAAG;"d"));"NA";DATEDIF(OC_Datum;VANDAAG;"d"))

- The Dutch function DATUMVERSCHIL is not recognized by SharePoint. DATEDIF is.
- The words IFen IFERROR are not recognized, use the dutch notation.
- The test ALS(OC_Datum="";"1-1-3000";OC_Datum) is necessary to ascertain whether a date is filled or not.
If this is empty, a date far in the future is assumed, so not expired.
- If the date is in the future, the result is converted to NA. (or negative number of days) (may return empty("")

SharePoint TODAY field and calculated fields...

Today we tried to use de system TODAY field in a formula. We got an error stating that this was not allowed. As we assumed there must be a work around.

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