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Operators for Calculated Fields

Operators for Calculated Fields

Basic calculations

Name

Operator

reverse polish notation example

what it does

Starting with Version

Name

Operator

reverse polish notation example

what it does

Starting with Version

addition

+

x y +

adds x and y

2.9.0

subtraction

-

x y -

subtracts y from x

2.9.0

division

/ or :

x y /

divides x by y

2.9.0

multiplication

*

x y *

multiplies x with y

2.9.0

Advanced calculations

Name

Operator

reverse polish notation example

what it does

Starting with Version

Name

Operator

reverse polish notation example

what it does

Starting with Version

exponentiation

^

x y ^

returns x to the power of y

2.10.0

maximum

$max

x y $max

returns the bigger of x and y

2.10.0

minimum

$min

x y $min

returns the smaller of x and y

2.10.0

Rounding

Note that in order to round to a whole number, y has to be 0. A number smaller than 0 will be treated as 0.

The maximum of decimal points is 10. A number bigger than 10 will be treated as 10.

Name

Operator

reverse polish notation example

what it does

Starting with Version

Name

Operator

reverse polish notation example

what it does

Starting with Version

round

$round

x y $round

rounds x to the yth decimal point

2.10.0

round down

$roundDown

x y $roundDown

rounds down x to the yth decimal point

2.10.0

round up

$roundUp

x y $roundUp

rounds up x to the yth decimal point

2.10.0

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