calculate years from given days

That function returns an interval as described in the documentation. Turning that into an integer returns the number of days. Divide that by 365 and you should get a not very reliable age.

I did a very similar sort of thing, except now, I have an issue with decimals.

I have a table of clergy members with birth dates (clergydob) and the date they died (clergydod).  

I couldn't use a Sync-time evaluation because I need the Today() function.  So, I created a Real-time evaluation custom field called Age.

a!customFieldDivide(
a!customFieldDateDiff(
    startDate: 'recordType!CMS Clergy Member Status Report.fields.clergydob',
    endDate: a!customFieldDefaultValue(
        'recordType!CMS Clergy Member Status Report.fields.clergydod',
        today()
        ),
    interval: "DAY"
    ),
365.25
)

Now, how do I round down?  It seems that the function rounddown() is not compatible with a custom field no matter when defining the field, or when displaying its value.  I tried to use it in the List column.

a!gridColumn(
  label: "Age",
  sortField: 'recordType!CMS Clergy Member Status Report.fields.Age',
  value: rounddown(fv!row['recordType!CMS Clergy Member Status Report.fields.Age'],0),
  align: "CENTER"
)

I received the following error message.

Expression evaluation error at function a!gridField_23r3 [line 51]: A grid component [label="null"] has an invalid value for "columns". A grid column [label="Age"] has encountered an error. Expression evaluation error at function 'rounddown' [line 81]: A null parameter has been passed as parameter 1.