LOG10 Function
Use:
Calculates the base 10 logarithm of a number.
Syntax:
{LOG10 (<<value>>)}
Arguments:
<<value>> Value to be log10 of.
Returns:
Returns the base 10 logarithm of a value.
Example:
{Log10(100)}
Result: 2
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NextGen® Enterprise EHR Template Editor Help, 8.3.1
LOG10 Function
Use: Calculates the base 10 logarithm of a number. Syntax: {LOG10 (<<value>>)} Arguments: <<value>> Value to be log10 of. Returns: Returns the base 10 logarithm of a value. Example: {Log10(100)}Result: 2 Parent topic: Functions
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FLOOR Function
Use: Calculates the floor of the provided value. Syntax: {FLOOR( «value» )} Arguments: «value» Numeric or decimal value Returns: The rounds down to the integer. Example: {CEILING(7.2) Result: 7 Parent topic: Functions
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CEILING Function
Use: Calculates the ceiling of the provided value. Syntax: {CEILING(<<value>>)} Arguments: <<value>> Numeric or decimal value Returns: The rounds up to the integer. Example: {CEILING(7.2)} Result: 8 Parent topic: Functions
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REPEAT String Function
Use: Repeats a string a specified number of times Syntax: {REPEAT( «string» , «num»)} Arguments: «string» String value to repeat«num» Number of times to repeat Returns: A string of the repeated substrings Example: {REPEAT( XYZ , 3)} Result: XYZXYZXYZ Parent topic: Functions
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REVERSE String Function
Use: Reverses the characters in a string Syntax: {REVERSE( «string» )} Arguments: «string» Character string to be reversed Returns: The character string in reverse order Example: {REVERSE( 123 )} Result: 321 Parent topic: Functions
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IFELSE Function
Use: Returns a true or false value based on the condition passed to the function Syntax: {IFELSE( «condition» , «true», «false»)} Arguments: «condition» Condition to determine if the function returns a true or false value«true» The true value«false» The false value Note: You can use ASSIGN, CONFIRM, INPUTBOX, and PICKARRAY function parameters for the true/false values. To ensure that these values are correctly assigned, insert the SUBF$ function. Returns: The true or false value, which can be a string or numeric value Example 1: {IFELSE( 5 > 3 , do this, do that)} Result: do this Example 2: {IFELSE( 5 > 7 , do this, do that)} Result: do that Parent topic: Functions