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numcount( 2,xyz ) returns 1
numcount( null( ) ) returns 0
Note!
The numcount function is now obsolete and is superseded by the rangecount(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ])
(page 308) function.
numavg(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ])
Returns the numeric average of 1 to N arguments. If no numeric value is found, NULL is returned.
Examples:
numavg( 1,2,4 ) returns 2.33333333
numavg( 1,'xyz' ) returns 1
numavg( null( ) 'abc' ) returns NULL
Note!
The numavg function is now obsolete and is superseded by the rangeavg(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ]) (page
308) function.
nummin(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ])
Returns the lowest numeric value of 1 to N arguments. If no numeric value is found, NULL is returned.
Examples:
nummin( 1,2,4 ) returns 1
nummin( 1,'xyz' ) returns 1
nummin( null( ) 'abc' ) returns NULL
Note!
The nummin function is now obsolete and is superseded by the rangemin(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ]) (page
308) function.
nummax(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ])
Returns the highest numeric value of 1 to N arguments. If no numeric value is found, NULL is returned.
Examples:
nummax( 1,2,4 ) returns 4
nummax( 1,'xyz' ) returns 1
nummax( null( ) 'abc' ) returns NULL
Note!
The nummax function is now obsolete and is superseded by the rangemax(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ])
(page 309) function.
fact(n)
Returns the factorial of a positive integer n. If the number n is not an integer it will be truncated. Non-positive
numbers will return NULL.
Examples:
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fact( 1 ) returns 1