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Math functions in ÃÛ¶¹ÊÓƵ Workfront Fusion

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average ([array of values]) average(value1; [value2], …)

Returns the average value of the numeric values in a specific array, or the average value of numerical values entered individually.

ceil (number)

Returns the smallest integer greater than or equal to a specified number.

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Examples:
  • ceil( 1.2 )

    Returns 2

  • ceil( 4 )

    Returns 4

floor (number)

Returns the largest integer less than or equal to a specified number.

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Examples:
  • floor( 1.2 )

    Returns 1

  • floor( 1.9 )

    Returns 1

  • floor( 4 )

    Returns 4

max ([array of values]), max(value1;value2; …)

Returns the largest number in a specified array or the largest number among numbers entered individually.

min ([array of values]), min(value1; value2; …)

Returns the smallest number in a specified array or the smallest number among numbers entered individually.

round (number)

Rounds a numeric value to the nearest integer.

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Examples:
  • round( 1.2 )

    Returns 1

  • round( 1.5 )

    Returns 2

  • round( 1.7 )

    Returns 2

  • round( 2 )

    Returns 2

sum ([array of values]), sum(value1; value2; …)

Returns the sum of the values in a specified array or the sum of numbers entered individually.

parseNumber (number; decimal separator)

Parses a string with a number and returns the number. For example, parseNumber(1 756,456;,)

formatNumber (number; decimalPOINTS; [decimalSeparator]; [thousandsSeparator])

Returns a number in requested format. By default, the decimal point is a comma (,) and the thousands separator is a period (.).

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Example:
formatNumber( 123456789 ; 3 ; , ; . )
Returns 123.456.789,000
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