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# Math operators

Reference for all math and numeric operators supported in Noloco formula fields, including +, -, \*, /, ABS, CEILING, FLOOR, ROUND, ROUNDUP, ROUNDDOWN, INT, EVEN, ODD, MOD, POWER, SQRT, LOG, FACT, SIGN

All math and numeric operators supported in Noloco [formulas](/data/collections/formulas.md). Use these for arithmetic, rounding, powers, and aggregation.

**Available operators:** `+`, `-`, `/`, `*`, `ABS`, `CEILING`, `DECIMAL`, `EVEN`, `FACT`, `FLOOR`, `INT`, `LOG`, `MOD`, `ODD`, `POWER`, `PRODUCT`, `ROUND`, `ROUNDDOWN`, `ROUNDUP`, `SIGN`, `SQRT`, `SUM`, `TRUNC`.

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### +

`value1 + value2`

Adds the values on either side.

**Example:** `10 + 2`

### -

`value1 - value2`

Subtracts the values on either side.

**Example:** `10 - 2`

### \*

`value1 * value2`

Multiplies the values on either side.

**Example:** `10 * 2`

### /

`value1 / value2`

Divides the values on either side.

**Example:** `10 / 2`

### ABS

`ABS(number)`

Returns the absolute value of a number.

### CEILING

`CEILING(number, significance)`

Rounds a number up to the closest multiple of significance.

### DECIMAL

`DECIMAL(text)`

Converts text representation of a number to a decimal.

### EVEN

`EVEN(number)`

Rounds a number to the nearest even integer.

### FACT

`FACT(number)`

Returns the factorial of a number.

### FLOOR

`FLOOR(number, significance)`

Rounds a number down to the closest multiple of significance.

### INT

`INT(number)`

Rounds a number down to the nearest integer (less than or equal).

### LOG

`LOG(number, base)`

Logarithm of a number for a provided base.

### MOD

`MOD(number, divisor)`

Modulo of a number.

### ODD

`ODD(number)`

Rounds a number to the nearest odd integer.

### POWER

`POWER(number, power)`

Raises a number to a power.

### PRODUCT

`PRODUCT(number, number2, ...)`

Multiplies the arguments together.

### ROUND

`ROUND(number, places)`

Rounds a number to the closest value for a given number of decimal places.

### ROUNDDOWN

`ROUNDDOWN(number, places)`

Rounds a number down for a given number of decimal places.

### ROUNDUP

`ROUNDUP(number, places)`

Rounds a number up for a given number of decimal places.

### SIGN

`SIGN(number)`

Returns the sign of a number:

* `-1` if the number is negative
* `0` if zero
* `1` if positive

### SQRT

`SQRT(number)`

Returns the positive square root of a positive number.

### SUM

`SUM(number, number2, ...)`

Sums the arguments.

### TRUNC

`TRUNC(number)`

Returns the integer component of a number.

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### Related

* [Formulas overview](/data/collections/formulas.md)
* [Examples](/data/collections/formulas/examples.md) — see "Calculations"
* [Date & time operators](/data/collections/formulas/operators/date-and-time.md)
* [Logic operators](/data/collections/formulas/operators/logic.md)
* [Text operators](/data/collections/formulas/operators/text.md)


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