All functions listed here are supported in:
Mathematical functions are supported with float and integer value types, unless stated otherwise.
The functions are listed without additional information. Click on the function to see the full details.
Function | Description |
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abs | The absolute value of a value. |
acos | The arccosine of a value as an angle, expressed in radians. |
asin | The arcsine of a value as an angle, expressed in radians. |
atan | The arctangent of a value as an angle, expressed in radians. |
atan2 | The arctangent of the ordinate (value) and abscissa coordinates specified as an angle, expressed in radians. |
avg | The average value of the referenced item values. |
cbrt | The cube root of a value. |
ceil | Round the value up to the nearest greater or equal integer. |
cos | The cosine of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians. |
cosh | The hyperbolic cosine of a value. |
cot | The cotangent of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians. |
degrees | Converts a value from radians to degrees. |
e | The Euler's number (2.718281828459045). |
exp | The Euler's number at a power of a value. |
expm1 | The Euler's number at a power of a value minus 1. |
floor | Round the value down to the nearest smaller or equal integer. |
log | The natural logarithm. |
log10 | The decimal logarithm. |
max | The highest value of the referenced item values. |
min | The lowest value of the referenced item values. |
mod | The division remainder. |
pi | The Pi constant (3.14159265358979). |
power | The power of a value. |
radians | Converts a value from degrees to radians. |
rand | Return a random integer value. |
round | Round the value to decimal places. |
signum | Returns '-1' if a value is negative, '0' if a value is zero, '1' if a value is positive. |
sin | The sine of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians. |
sinh | The hyperbolical sine of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians. |
sqrt | The square root of a value. |
sum | The sum of the referenced item values. |
tan | The tangent of a value. |
truncate | Truncate the value to decimal places. |
Some general notes on function parameters:
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The absolute value of a value.
Supported value types: Float, Integer, String, Text, Log.
For strings returns: 0 - the values are equal; 1 - the values differ.
Parameter:
The absolute numeric difference will be calculated, as seen with these incoming example values ('previous' and 'latest' value = absolute difference): '1' and '5' = 4
; '3' and '1' = 2
; '0' and '-2.5' = 2.5
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The arccosine of a value as an angle, expressed in radians.
Parameter:
The value must be between -1 and 1. For example, the arccosine of a value '0.5' will be '2.0943951'.
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The arcsine of a value as an angle, expressed in radians.
Parameter:
The value must be between -1 and 1. For example, the arcsine of a value '0.5' will be '-0.523598776'.
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The arctangent of a value as an angle, expressed in radians.
Parameter:
The value must be between -1 and 1. For example, the arctangent of a value '1' will be '0.785398163'.
Example:
The arctangent of the ordinate (value) and abscissa coordinates specified as an angle, expressed in radians.
Parameter:
For example, the arctangent of the ordinate and abscissa coordinates of a value '1' will be '2.21429744'.
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The average value of the referenced item values.
Parameter:
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The cube root of a value.
Parameter:
For example, the cube root of '64' will be '4', of '63' will be '3.97905721'.
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Round the value up to the nearest greater or equal integer.
Parameter:
For example, '2.4' will be rounded up to '3'. See also floor().
Example:
The cosine of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians.
Parameter:
For example, the cosine of a value '1' will be '0.54030230586'.
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The hyperbolic cosine of a value. Returns the value as a real number, not as scientific notation.
Parameter:
For example, the hyperbolic cosine of a value '1' will be '1.54308063482'.
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The cotangent of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians.
Parameter:
For example, the cotangent of a value '1' will be '0.54030230586'.
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Converts a value from radians to degrees.
Parameter:
For example, a value '1' converted to degrees will be '57.2957795'.
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The Euler's number (2.718281828459045).
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The Euler's number at a power of a value.
Parameter:
For example, Euler's number at a power of a value '2' will be '7.38905609893065'.
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The Euler's number at a power of a value minus 1.
Parameter:
For example, Euler's number at a power of a value '2' minus 1 will be '6.38905609893065'.
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Round the value down to the nearest smaller or equal integer.
Parameter:
For example, '2.6' will be rounded down to '2'. See also ceil().
Example:
The natural logarithm.
Parameter:
For example, the natural logarithm of a value '2' will be '0.69314718055994529'.
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The decimal logarithm.
Parameter:
For example, the decimal logarithm of a value '5' will be '0.69897000433'.
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The highest value of the referenced item values.
Parameter:
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The lowest value of the referenced item values.
Parameter:
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The division remainder.
Parameter:
For example, division remainder of a value '5' with division denominator '2' will be '1'.
Example:
The Pi constant (3.14159265358979).
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The power of a value.
Parameter:
For example, the 3rd power of a value '2' will be '8'.
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Converts a value from degrees to radians.
Parameter:
For example, a value '1' converted to radians will be '0.0174532925'.
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Return a random integer value. A pseudo-random generated number using time as seed (enough for mathematical purposes, but not cryptography).
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Round the value to decimal places.
Parameter:
For example, a value '2.5482' rounded to 2 decimal places will be '2.55'.
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Returns '-1' if a value is negative, '0' if a value is zero, '1' if a value is positive.
Parameter:
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The sine of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians.
Parameter:
For example, the sine of a value '1' will be '0.8414709848'.
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The hyperbolical sine of a value, where the value is an angle expressed in radians.
Parameter:
For example, the hyperbolical sine of a value '1' will be '1.17520119364'.
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The square root of a value.
This function will fail with a negative value.
Parameter:
For example, the square root of a value '3.5' will be '1.87082869339'.
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The sum of the referenced item values.
Parameter:
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The tangent of a value.
Parameter:
For example, the tangent of a value '1' will be '1.55740772465'.
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Truncate the value to decimal places.
Parameter:
For example, a value '2.5482' truncated to 2 decimal places will be '2.54'.
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