the values left to the formula's table cell and returns 5. 2. SUM(ABOVE) Sums the values above the formula's table cell and returns 14. 3. SUM(RIGHT) Sums the values right to the formula's table cell
Functions Technical Articles Using Formulas in Table Cells TX Text Control provides predefined functions that perform specific calculations. The result of such calculations is always a number, logical value, string or an array of such values. The structure of a
the value of Pi: 3.14159265. 4. Cell Reference: R[-2]C[-1] returns the value of the corresponding table cell (2 rows above and 1 column to the left from the formula's table cell). Constants Operators Functions Cell
Constants Technical Articles Using Formulas in Table Cells A constant is a non-varying value that can be part of a formula. TX Text Control supports five different types of constants: Numerical, logical, string, error and array constants. Numerical constant
Operators Technical Articles Using Formulas in Table Cells An operator applies a specific operation to adjacent formula elements. There a three different groups of operators TX Text Control supports: arithmetic, comparison and text concatenation operators. Arithmetic operators perform…
Formatting Text by using Number Formats Technical Articles The TableCellFormula property has been introduced to define formulas for table cells and to display the result of such calculations as cell text. By default (empty string), the rendered text represents the
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