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AVG(n1;n2)
Returns the average value of the values contained in the cells of
a table in a rectangular region with coordinates n1 (upper left
corner) and n2 (lower right corner). The coordinates must be
preceded by # signs. Example: AVG (#B2;#C5). See also the
section “Table cells in calculations” beginning on page 364.
CHR(n) Returns the character at position n in the character table –
CHR(65) gives “A”.
COUNT(n1;n2)
DAY(d)
DTON(d)
IF
INT(n)
Returns the number of values contained in the cells of a table in
a rectangular region with coordinates n1 (upper left corner) and
n2 (lower right corner). Only numbers are counted – empty cells
and cells containing text are not counted. The coordinates must
be preceded by # signs. Example: COUNT (#B2;#C5). See also
the section “Table cells in calculations” beginning on page 364.
Returns the day part of date d (as a number) – DAY("09/25/12")
gives 25.
Converts the date d to a date serial number, needed to calculate
the difference in days between two dates: DTON ("11/12/12") –
DTON ("10/20/12") gives 23 (days).
IF(condition;value1;value2) returns value1 when the condition is
true; otherwise value2. Example: IF(GENDER="F" ; "Dear
Madam" ; "Dear Sir"). Value2 can also be omitted – see the
section “Conditional text” beginning on page 370. Value1 and
value2 can be of any type (also, for example, numeric).
Returns the number n truncated to integer form (without rounding),
so that the fractional value after the decimal point is
suppressed – the formula INT(3.90) would give the result 3.
LEFT(t;n) Returns the first n characters in the text string t –
LEFT("TextMaker";4) gives “Text”.
LEN(t) Returns the length of text string t – LEN("fish") gives 4.
LOWER(t)
Converts the text string t to lowercase – LOWER("James") gives
“james”.
LTRIM(t) Returns text string t with all leading space characters removed –
LTRIM(" Text ") gives “Text “.
MAX(n1;n2)
Returns the maximum value of the values contained in the cells
of a table in a rectangular region with coordinates n1 (upper left
corner) and n2 (lower right corner). The coordinates must be
preceded by # signs. Example: MAX (#B2;#C5). See also the
section “Table cells in calculations” beginning on page 364.
Manual TextMaker Calculations in the text 377