The mathematical operators that may be used with bookmarks in formulas are
ò + (add)
ò - (subtract)
ò * (multiply)
ò / (divide)
ò %004^ (powers and roots)
ò < (less than)
ò <= (less than or equal to)
ò > (greater than)
ò >= (greater than or equal to)
ò () (parenthetical)
ò Abs (absolute value)
ò Int (integer)
ò Sign (Sign)
ò Define (test for error)
ò Mod (modulus)
ò Round (round)
ò And (and)
ò Or (or)
ò Not (not)
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Word 97 allows the use of the following functions in formulas:
ABS(x) - returns the positive value of a number or formula regardless of its actual positive or negative value
AND(x,y) - returns the value 1 if the logical expressions x and y are both true, or the value 0 if either expression is false
AVERAGE() - returns the average of a list of values
COUNT() - returns the number of items in a list
DEFINED(x) - returns the value 1 if the expression x is valid or the value 0 if the expression cannot be computed
FALSE - returns the value 0
IF(x,y,z) - returns the result y if the conditional expression x is true or the result z if it is false. Both y and z can be a numeric value or the words "True" and "False"
INT(x) - returns only the integers in the value or formula x
MIN() - returns the lowest value in a list
MAX() - returns the highest value in a list
MOD(x,y) - returns the remainder from dividing x by y a whole number of times
NOT(x) - returns the value 0 if the logical expression x is true or the value 1 if it is false
OR(x,y) - returns the value 1 if either or both logical expressions x and y are true, or the value 0 if both are false
PRODUCT() - returns the result of multiplying a list of values
ROUND(x,y) - returns the value of x rounded to y decimal places; x can be a number or the result of a formula
SIGN(x) - returns the value 1 if x is a positive value, or -1 if x is a negative value
SUM() - returns the sum of a list of values or formulas