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#INCREASING(2/3,1/4) = false | #INCREASING(2/3,1/4) = false | ||
#INCREASING(33,56,12,30) = false | #INCREASING(33,56,12,30) = false | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:03, 11 January 2019
INCREASING()
- Argument is an array or set of any real numbers.
Description
- This function checks for the increasing order of numbers. If the order is increasing, then the function returns 'true'. Else returns 'false' as a result.
- In , argument has any real numbers.
- This function returns the result as NaN when the parameters are non-numeric.
, argument has any real numbers.Examples
- INCREASING(3,6,7) = true
- INCREASING(1..10) = true
- INCREASING(455,105) = false
- INCREASING(4.5,-23) = false
- INCREASING(2/3,1/4) = false
- INCREASING(33,56,12,30) = false
Related Videos
See Also
References