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Formula not working with calculated columns from sharepoint list

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Good Day!
 
I am trying to show a SLA date from my sharepoint column "SLA Date" which consist of calculation from my another column "Process Date" (date format) and "SLA days" (number format). I have no problem with showing my process date in my calendar gallery using this formula
 
Filter('Hiring Process Tracker (Frontliner)','Process Date' = DateAdd(_firstDayInView,ThisItem.Value, TimeUnit.Days), TextInput3.Text=Title,Posisi.Value=Dropdown3.SelectedText.Value||Dropdown3.SelectedText.Value=Blank())
 
But when i want to show the SLA date, the formula is not working and i think it is because the "SLA Date" column is a calculated formula column. Please help what formula should i use for this case, any help is really appreciated thanks!
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    SwatiSTW Profile Picture
    741 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    The formula to calculate the SLA date based on the "Process Date" and "SLA days" columns can be written as

    Filter(
        'Hiring Process Tracker (Frontliner)',
        DateAdd('Process Date', 'SLA days', TimeUnit.Days) = DateAdd(_firstDayInView, ThisItem.Value, TimeUnit.Days),
        TextInput3.Text = Title,
        Posisi.Value = Dropdown3.SelectedText.Value || Dropdown3.SelectedText.Value = Blank()
    )
     
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    mmbr1606 Profile Picture
    14,567 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at
    hey
     
     
    calculated columns as well as lookup can be pain in the a... in powerapps and i never use them or suggest to use them.
     
    what u can try is to calculate the date directly in powerapps with something like this:
    Filter(
        'Hiring Process Tracker (Frontliner)',
        DateAdd('Process Date', 'SLA days', TimeUnit.Days) = DateAdd(_firstDayInView, ThisItem.Value, TimeUnit.Days) &&
        TextInput3.Text = Title &&
        (Posisi.Value = Dropdown3.SelectedText.Value || IsBlank(Dropdown3.SelectedText.Value))
    )
    
    you might need to tweak it a bit,
     
     
    if it helped please mark this answer as verified,
     
    thanks

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