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No. I'm referring to the column "programmatic name" which appears on the Advanced tab of the column properties. If the column just refers to a field, it's automatically assigned a programmatic name which is the name of the field. That's why "DueDate" works in the above formula. You're not referring to the field named DueDate in that formula; you're referring to the column by that name. If you write a formula in the column instead of selecting a
field, the column is assigned a unique programmatic name of the form $n where n is a number, but you can change it if you like. 