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Latest revision as of 00:54, 14 February 2019
UNITEQ (a,b)
- and are any real numbers.
and 
are any real numbers.Descreiption
- This function determines the equality of two numbers.
- In , and are any real numbers.
- UNITEQ will return the result as "TRUE" when a equals b.
- UNITEQ will return the result as "FALSE" when a is not equal to b.
- UNITEQ compares both integer and fractional parts of a and b.
,Examples
- UNITEQ(28,28) = true
- UNITEQ(-453,-453) = true
- UNITEQ(14.23,14.02) = false
- UNITEQ(2/3,6/9) = true
Related Videos
See Also
References