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Examples:
sign(x)
odd( 3 ) returns true
odd( 2 * 10 ) returns false
odd( 3.14 ) returns NULL
Returns 1, 0 or -1 depending on whether x is a number, 0 or a negative number. If no numeric value is found,
NULL is returned.
Examples:
sign( 66 ) returns 1
sign( 0 ) returns 0
sign( - 234 ) returns -1
bitcount(i )
Returns the number of set bits in i. Where i is interpreted as a signed 32-bit integer.
Examples:
bitcount ( 3 ) returns 2
bitcount ( -1 ) returns 32
bitcount ( n )+bitcount ( bitnot n ) returns 32 (as long as n is a valid integer)
Chart Range Functions
Range functions will replace the following Chart General Numeric Functions (page 805): numsum,
numavg, numcount, nummin and nummax, which should now be regarded as obsolete.
rangesum(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ])
Returns the sum of a range of 1 to N arguments. As opposed to the + operator, rangesum will treat all nonnumeric
values as 0.
The argument expressions of this function may contain Chart Inter Record Functions (page 815) with a
third optional parameter, which in themselves return a range of values.
Examples:
rangesum (1,2,4) returns 7
rangesum (1,'xyz') returns 1
rangesum (null( )) returns 0
rangesum
(above(count(x),-1,3))
returns the sum of the three results of the count(x) function evaluated on the
row below the current row, the current row and the row above the current row.
rangeavg(expr1 [ , expr2, ... exprN ])
Returns the average of a range of 1 to N arguments. If no numeric value is found, NULL is returned.
The argument expressions of this function may contain Chart Inter Record Functions (page 815) with a
third optional parameter, which in themselves return a range of values.
Examples:
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