Engine Help Category: Mathematics
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@Abs
Calculates the absolute value of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1.
@Cos
Calculates the cosine of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1.
@Decrement
Decrements FN FN1 by 1 and writes the result directly to FN1. NOTE: This @function is highly optimized and extremely fast. The @function does never return a value. The return value of the @function is undefined !!! The E …
@Increment
Increments FN FN1 by 1 and writes the result directly back to FN1. NOTE: This @Function is very fast, but it does not return a function result even on success. The return value of the @Function is undefined!!! The expres …
@Integer
Truncates the decimal places of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1 ab und gibt die ganzzahligen Werte.
@Ln
Calculates the natural logarithm of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1.
@Log
Calculates the base-10 logarithm of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1.
@MagicNumber
Returns a MagicNumber for the value FN FN1.
@Max
Returns the maximum of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1 and FN/FNLIST FN2/FNLIST2. To do this, each element of FNLIST1 is compared with the corresponding element of FNLIST2. If one list is shorter, its last element is used for all …
@MaxPos
Returns the position of the first occurrence of the largest element in FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1. By specifying FN FROM2 and FN TO3 a search range can be defined. If it exceeds the list size, it is reduced to the maximum pos …
@Min
Returns the minimum of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1 and FN/FNLIST FN2/FNLIST2. To do this, each element of FNLIST1 is compared with the corresponding element of FNLIST2. If one list is shorter, its last element is used for all …
@MinPos
Returns the position of the first occurrence of the smallest element in FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1. By specifying FN FROM2 and FN TO3 a search range can be defined. If it exceeds the list size, it is reduced to the maximum po …
@Modulo
Calculates the remainder of the integer division of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1 durch FN FN2. Decimal places are ignored and no negative remainders are returned; therefore FN1/FNLIST1 and FN2 should be positive integers.
@Name
Basically analogous to Notes. Difference: The KEYWORD must be enclosed in quotation marks: Therefore, instead of [CN] "[CN]" must be specified etc. KEYWORD: [O] [C] [OU1] [OU2] [OU3] [OU4] [CN] [Canonicalize] [Abbreviate …
@Neg
Negates FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1, and returns the result as FLOAT/FLOATLIST.
@Power
Calculates FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1 to the power of FN/FNLIST FN2/FNLIST2. Each element of FNLIST2 is applied to the corresponding element of FNLIST1 . If one list is shorter, its last element is used for all missing elemen …
@Sin
Calculates the sine of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1.
@Sqrt
Calculates the square root of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1.
@SumOfList
Returns the sum of FN/FNLIST FNLIST1/FN2. FN FROM2 and FN TO3 can be used to specify a range for the summation; the values from element FROM2 through element TO3 are then summed.
@Tan
Calculates the tangent of FN/FNLIST FN1/FNLIST1.
Operator -
Analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator :=
In principle, analogous to Notes. Difference: Assignment (:=) is an operator and can therefore be used in chains. IMPORTANT: Field flags are not affected by assignments.
Operator !=
In principle, analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator *
In principle, analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator /
In principle, analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator +
Analogous to Notes. Special case NULLTEXTLIST (BuildList("";0)): The behavior for NULLTEXTLIST values is defined as follows: : TEXT+NULLTEXTLIST=TEXTLIST with one element containing the value TEXT TEXTLIST+NULLTEXTLIST=T …
Operator <
Basically analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator <=
Basically analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator =
Basically analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator >
Basically analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.
Operator >=
Basically analogous to Notes. Note : This text was machine-translated and may contain inaccuracies.