Variable Commands
Refer to the table below for a detailed overview of each command and its respective functionalities:
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Change the letter case within a variable. |
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Check whether the value of a variable is numeric or textual. |
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Perform complex mathematical or textual operations; or Evaluate the validity of complex mathematical or logical expressions |
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Extract numbers from a variable that contains a mix of text and numbers. |
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Obtain specific information from a variable containing a string of items (an "array"). |
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There are times when you need a wizard to use a special character, but the character does not appear on the keyboard. |
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Count the characters (including spaces) of the value stored within a variable. |
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Generate a random number within the range you specify and store it in a variable. |
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Obtain specific information from a variable containing a table. |
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Perform simple mathematical calculations (using constants and/or values copied from other variables) and place the result into a new or existing variable. |
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Remove blank spaces (including <Space> <Tab> and <Enter>) from the beginning, end, or both ends of the variable you specify. |
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Reverse the value of a variable, character by character. |
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Divide the contents of a variable into 2 parts and place each part into a separate variable. |
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Search for a value in a table (the "lookup value") and retrieve a corresponding value. |