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Operators in LibreOffice Calc:
An operator is a character or set of characters that determine the action that is to be performed or considered.
Relational Operators:
Relational operators are used to comparing two values. They form relational expressions. These operators always give a single value as a result: True or False.
Operator | Function | Usage |
\(=\) | Equal to | \(B2 = B3\) |
\(<>\) | Inequality (Not equal to) | \(C2<>C3\) |
\(>\) | Greater than | \(D2>D3\) |
\(<\) | Less than | \(E2<E3\) |
\(>=\) | Greater than or Equal to | \(F2>=F3\) |
\(<=\) | Less than or Equal to | \(G2<=G3\) |
Example:
Equal to:
Not equal to:
Greater than:
Less than:
Greater than or Equal to:
Less than or Equal to:
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