Operators - Quick Reference - NUANCE OMNIFORM 2 Reference

Operators — Quick Reference
Operator Type
+ mathematical Addition: add numbers or fields
- mathematical Subtraction: subtract numbers or fields
* mathematical Multiplication: multiply numbers or fields
/ mathematical Division: divide numbers or fields
^ mathematical Power of: raise a number or field by a power [num1]^2
& text
= comparison
<> comparison
< comparison
> comparison
<= comparison
>= comparison
And logical
Or logical
Not logical
() mathematical Left and Right Parentheses: show precedence.
" " text
See "Usage Conventions" on page 9-227 for information on how to
interpret the examples in the following table.
Description
Concatenate: put together strings
Equal: compare values or results
Not Equal: compare values or results
Less Than: compare values or results
Greater Than: compare values or results
Less Than or Equal to: compare values or
results
Greater Than or Equal to: compare values or
results
Logical And: use with Logical If to put together
more than one condition. All conditions must
be true for the Logical If function to be true.
Logical Or: use with Logical If to include more
than one condition. Only one condition must
be true for the Logical If function to be true.
Logical Not: used with the Logical If function
to negate a condition.
A matching set of parentheses must exist.
Constant Quotes: mark the beginning and
end of a character used as a constant or
characters used as a text string. A matching
set of quotes must exist.
Usage Example
[num1] + [num2]
[num1] - [num2]
[num1] * [num2]
[num1] / [num2]
"str1"&"str2"
If ([num1]=[num2], true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]<>[num2], true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]<[num2], true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]>[num2], true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]<=[num2], true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]>=[num2], true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]=[num2] And
[num3]=[num4], true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]=[num2] Or [num3]=[num4],
true exp, false exp)
If ([num1]=[num] And NOT
[num3]=[num4], true exp, false exp
([num1]+[num2]) * 3
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