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Working with operators in Formula language for Lotus Notes
Here's a list of all the different operators in Formula language for Lotus Notes.
Working with operators
Operators are used to compare or equate values and for mathematic calculations. The following table lists the primary oprators used in formulas.
| Operator | Operator usage or description |
| - | Used in subtraction or to represent a negative number |
| ! | Represents a logical NOT |
| != | Represents not equal |
| & | Represents a logical AND |
| * | Used in multiplication |
| / | Used in division |
| : | Used to separate a list of values |
| := | Used to assign a value to a variable |
| | | Represents a logical OR |
| + | Used in addition or to represent a positive number |
| < | Represents less than |
| <= | Represents less than or equal to |
| <> | Represents not equal |
| = | Represents equal |
| =! | Represents not equal |
| > | Represents greater than |
| >< | Represents not equal |
| >= | Represents greater than or equal to |
A Formula language for Lotus Notes introduction
Home: Introduction
Tip 1: What is Lotus Formula Language?
Tip 2: Working with variables in Formula language for Lotus Notes
Tip 3: Lotus Notes Formula language keywords
Tip 4: Working with operators in Formula language for Lotus Notes
Tip 5: Lotus Notes Formula language general syntax rules
Tip 6: What are Lotus Notes Formula language functions and commands?
Tip 7: Working with text strings in Formula language for Lotus Notes
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This chapter excerpt from Lotus Notes Developer's Toolbox, by Mark Elliott, is printed with permission from IBM Publishing, Copyright 2006. Click here for the chapter download or purchase the book here. |
This was last published in March 2007
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