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MIN(n1;n2)
Returns the minimum 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: MIN (#B2;#C5). See also the
section “Table cells in calculations” beginning on page 364.
MONTH(d) Returns the month part of date d (as a number) –
MONTH("09/25/12") gives 9.
NTOD(n) The opposite of DTON, which returns a date serial number –
NTOD converts such a date serial number n back to a date.
POW(n1;n2) Returns the result of raising the number n1 to the power of n2 –
POW(2;8) gives 256.
PROD(n1;n2)
Returns the product 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: PROD (#B2;#C5). See also the section
“Table cells in calculations” beginning on page 364.
RIGHT(t;n) Returns the last n characters of the text string t –
RIGHT("TextMaker";5) gives “Maker”.
ROUND(n1;n2) Returns the number n1 rounded to n2 decimal places –
ROUND(2.44;1) gives 2.4 and ROUND(2.45;1) gives 2.5.
RTRIM(t) Returns text string t with any trailing space characters removed –
RTRIM(" Text ") gives “ Text”.
SQRT(n) Returns the square root of the number n – SQRT(4) gives 2.
STR(n)
Converts the number n to a text string – STR(17) would produce
the string “17”.
STRING(t;n) Returns a text string consisting of n repetitions of the string t –
STRING("Text";3) gives “TextTextText”.
SUBSTR(t;n1;n2)
SUM(n1;n2)
TODAY()
Returns a text string consisting of n2 characters extracted from
string t beginning at position n1 – SUBSTR("TextMaker";2;3)
gives “ext”.
Returns the sum 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: SUM (#B2;#B5). See also the section “Table
cells in calculations” beginning on page 364.
Returns today’s date in the form MM/DD/YY – the empty pair
of parentheses following the function name must be entered.
378 Calculations in the text Manual TextMaker