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Abs() Return the absolute value of a numeric expression. Syntax Abs(<nExp>) --> nPositive Arguments <nExp> --> is the numeric expression to evaluate. Returns Abs() returns a number representing the absolute value of its argument. The return value is a positive number or zero. Description Abs() is a numeric function that determines the magnitude of a numeric value independent of its sign. It lets you, for example, obtain the difference between two numbers as a positive value without knowing in advance which of the two is larger. ____________________________ Related Topics |
