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Laura at 12:38, 22 May 2014

2014-05-22T12:38:34Z

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	ABS(<numeric expression>)		ABS(<[[numeric expression]]>)

	The '''Abs''' [[internal function]] returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.		The '''Abs''' [[internal function]] returns the absolute value of the numeric expression within parenthesis. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.

	====Comments and Examples====		====Comments and Examples====

Laura at 19:32, 20 May 2014

2014-05-20T19:32:04Z

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	ABS(x)		ABS(<numeric expression>)

	The '''Abs''' [[internal function]] returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.		The '''Abs''' [[internal function]] returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.

John at 16:12, 26 February 2014

2014-02-26T16:12:48Z

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	ABS(x)		ABS(x)

	The '''~~ABS~~''' [[internal function]] returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.		The '''Abs''' [[internal function]] returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.

	====Comments and Examples====		====Comments and Examples====

John: moved ABS to Abs

2014-02-24T18:29:11Z

moved ABS to Abs

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John at 18:29, 24 February 2014

2014-02-24T18:29:00Z

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	ABS(x)		ABS(x)

	The '''ABS''' internal function returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.		The '''ABS''' [[internal function]] returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.

	====Comments and Examples====		====Comments and Examples====

Mikhail.zheleznov: edit

2012-01-12T11:11:15Z

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ABS(x)

The '''ABS''' internal function returns the absolute value of X. In other words, regardless of whether the argument passed to ABS is positive, zero, or negative, the result is always '''NON-NEGATIVE'''.

====Comments and Examples====

* ABS(-342) returns 342
* ABS(-84.11) returns 84.11
* ABS(4) returns 4
* ABS(0) returns 0

====Related Functions====

*[[CEIL]]
*[[FP]]
*[[INT]]
*[[IP]]
*[[ROUND]]

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[[Category:Internal Functions]]
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