Abs
Use this function in an equation to evaluate an expression and to calculate its absolute value. Absolute value is the expression of a number as a positive value, regardless of whether it is actually positive or negative.
You may find the Abs function useful for learning the deviation between planned and actual results.
Syntax:
ABS (Expression|Value)
where:
- Each Expression is a mathematical combination of constants, variables, and functions. In Model Documents, Expression can also contain symbols.
- Value is a quoted string or an expression that resolves to a string.
Syntax example:
AVar = ABS (75000 - 125000)