Welcome to the community, @Leonardo_Hadiprodjo! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: Airtable’s date handling features are, unfortunately, a little messy IMO. Here’s what I suggest to (I hope) make things work more reliably.
One thing to be aware of is that Airtable’s NOW() function includes the current time, whereas the date that you’re parsing only includes the month, day, and year. Even though you’re not displaying the time in the field, my understanding is that it’s still part of the behind-the-scenes calculation, which may explain why the comparison formula thinks they’re different.
In a situation like this, it’s actually going to be more reliable to parse the formatted date instead of the actual datetime object. In your {Today} field, format NOW() as you choose, making sure to include the SET_TIMEZONE() function using your local timezone. This ensures that the calculation happens locally for you, not based on the default GMT.
In the {Formula} field, drop the outer DATETIME_PARSE() function and just keep the other formatting as you have it now, but also add the timezone control as you did with the other field. That will give you two text values to compare instead of two somewhat-finicky date values, which should give you more reliable results.
