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=SINE(0.5 * PI * @Value)

In the above formula, the "*" character represents a multiplication operator, and when used multiples the values together. In the example, the expression 0.5 * PI * @Value represents 0.5 times the constant PI times the shape data property value "Value".

Arithmetic Operators

OperatorExamplesDescription
+1 + 2
@A + 2
@B + @C
Addition
-1 - 2
@A - 2
@B - @C
-3
-@A
Subtraction or negation
*1 * 2
@A * 2
@B * @C
Multiplication
/1 / 2
@A / 2
@B / @C
Division
^1 ^ 2
@A ^ 2
@B ^ @C
Exponentiation

Comparison Operators

OperatorExamplesDescription
<1 < 2
@A < 2
@B < @C
Less than
<=1 <= 2
@A <= 2
@B <= @C
Less than or equal to
=1 = 2
@A = 2
@B = @C
Equal to
>=1 >= 2
@A >= 2
@B >= @C
Greater than or equal to
>1 > 2
@A > 2
@B > @C
Greater than
<>1 <> 2
@A <> 2
@B <> @C
Not equal

Text Concatenation Operators

OperatorExamplesDescription
&"A" & "B"
@A & "C"
"D" & @B & @C
Text concatenation. Combines two string together into a single string, for example "Lucid" & "chart" produces the string "Lucidchart".

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