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*This function will return the result as TRUE when the given value is with in given set of array values. | *This function will return the result as TRUE when the given value is with in given set of array values. | ||
*Also will return the result as FALSE when the given value is not with in given set of array values. | *Also will return the result as FALSE when the given value is not with in given set of array values. |
Revision as of 15:35, 4 January 2018
INARRAY (Value,Array)
where
- is the starting number.
INARRAY() is the tester function of with in array values.
Description
INARRAY (Value,Array)
- is the number to test and Array is the set of array values.
- This function will return the result as TRUE when the given value is with in given set of array values.
- Also will return the result as FALSE when the given value is not with in given set of array values.
See Also
- INARRAY(6,[1,6,10]) = true
- INARRAY(-5,[-1,-3,-5,-10]) = true
- INARRAY(4.2,[3.1,4.002,4.54,4.21]) = false
- INARRAY("a",["e","o","e","f"]) = false
Examples
References