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Operator Formulas in Dashpivot

Here are the operator formulas in Dashpivot with syntaxes, samples, and results.

Janmari Tanga-An avatar
Written by Janmari Tanga-An
Updated over 5 months ago

Dashpivot offers formulas that perform a variety of tasks from simple calculations to advanced data analysis. These are the main uses of operator formulas:

  • Arithmetic operations

  • Comparisons

  • Logical Operations

Make use of the operator formulas in Dashpivot to streamline your forms and make processes much easier to track.

Function ID

Description

Syntax

Sample

Results

Notes

HF.ADD

Adds two values.

HF.ADD(Number, Number)

=HF.ADD(A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - Number fields

Given that,

A1 = 2

A2 = 3

Returns value,

5

HF.DIVIDE

Divides two values.

HF.DIVIDE(Number, Number)

=HF.DIVIDE(A1,B1)

*A1 & B1 - Number fields

Given that,

A1 = 10

B1 = 5

Returns value,

2

HF.EQ

Tests two values for equality.

HF.EQ(Value, Value)

=HF.EQ(A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - All fields except prefilled

Given that,

A1 = “Yes”

B1 = “No”

Returns value,

“false”

With A1 = ““ and B1 = ““, value returns TRUE.

For non-numbers or texts, cells are not case sensitive.

HF.LTE

Tests two values for less-equal relation.

HF.LEQ(Value1, Value2)

=HF.LTE(A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - Number fields

Given that,

A1 = 10

B1 = 2

Returns value,

“false”

(Because A1 > B1)

If Value1 <= Value 2, test is TRUE

If Value1 >= Value 2, test is FALSE

Tests two values for less-than relation.

HF.LT(Value, Value)

=HF.LT(A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - Number fields

Given that,

A1 = 10

B1 = 2

Returns value,

“false”

(Because A1 > B1)

If Value1 <= Value 2, test is TRUE

If Value1 >= Value 2, test is FALSE

HF.GTE

Tests two values for greater-equal relation.

HF.GEQ(Value, Value)

=HF.GTE(A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - Number fields

Given that,

A1 = 15

B1 = 9

Returns value,

“true”

(Because A1 > B1)

If Value1 >= Value 2, test is TRUE

If Value1 <= Value 2, test is FALSE

HF.MINUS

Subtracts two values.

HF.MINUS(Number, Number)

=HF.MINUS (A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - Number fields

Given that,

A1 = 50

B1 = 18

Returns value,

32

HF.MULTIPLY

Multiplies two values.

HF.MULTIPLY(Number, Number)

=HF.MULTIPLY(A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - Number fields

Given that,

A1 = 22

B1 = 19

Returns value,

418

Tests two values for inequality.

HF.NE(Value, Value)

=HF.EQ(A1, B1)

*A1 & B1 - All fields except prefilled

Given that,

A1 = “Yes”

B1 = “No”

Returns value,

“true”

With A1 = ““ and B1 = ““, value returns FALSE.

For non-numbers or texts, cells are not case sensitive.

HF.POW

Computes power of two values.

HF.POW(Number, Power)

=HF.POW(A1, 2)

*A1 - Number field

Given that,

A1 = 10

Returns value,

100

Power field should be included in the formula and cannot be cell-referenced.

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