Manuals/calci/ADDWITH

ADDWITH(Number1,Number2)

• $Number1$ and $Number2$ are any real numbers.

Description

• This function is showing the addition value two numbers.
• In $ADDWITH(Number1,number2)$, $Number1$ and $Number2$ are any real numbers.
• Addition is one of the basic operations of arithmetic.
• Sum is the operation of adding the sequence of numbers.
• The mathematical symbol for summation is $\sum$.
• The numbers are adding together is called addends or summands.
• The addition of two whole numbers is the total amount of those quantities combined.
• In this function the first two parameters are adding together.
• If the third parameter is there then also first two parameters only counted.
• The third parameter is ignored.

Examples

1. ADDWITH(345,761) = 1106
2. ADDWITH(891,-5423) = -4532
3. ADDWITH(453.89,8712.05) = 9165.939999999999

See Also

• SUM
• ADD
• AVERAGE

References

• SUM

• List of Main Z Functions
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