React Data GridFormula Reference

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This page lists all supported operators and built-in functions for quick reference. For syntax usage and examples, see the main Formulas page.

Mathematical Operators Copy Link

Symbol	Description
`+`	Addition, can be used to add two numbers, or add days to a Date
`-`	Subtraction, can be used to subtract two numbers, or subtract days from a Date
`*`	Multiplication, can be used to multiply two numbers
`/`	Division, can be used to divide two numbers
`^`	Exponentiation, can be used to raise a number to a power
`&`	Concatenation, can be used to join two strings
`=`	Equal to, can be used to compare two values
`<>`	Not equal to, can be used to compare two values
`>`	Greater than, can be used to compare two values
`<`	Less than, can be used to compare two values
`>=`	Greater than or equal to, can be used to compare two values
`<=`	Less than or equal to, can be used to compare two values

Numeric Functions

Function	Description
`SUM(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the sum of all arguments.
`SUMIF(range, criteria, [sum_range])`	Returns the sum of values in `sum_range` where the corresponding values in `range` meet the `criteria`. If `sum_range` is not provided, `range` is used for summation.
`PRODUCT(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the product of all arguments.
`MIN(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the minimum value among the arguments.
`MAX(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the maximum value among the arguments.
`AVERAGE(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the average of all numeric values among the arguments.
`MEDIAN(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the median of all numeric values among the arguments.
`POWER(arg1, arg2)`	Returns the result of raising the first argument to the power of the second argument.
`RAND()`	Returns a random number between 0 and 1.

Date Functions

Function	Description
`NOW()`	Returns a date object representing the current date and time.
`TODAY()`	Returns a date object representing the current date with the time set to 00:00:00.

Text Functions

Function	Description
`CONCAT(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Concatenates all arguments into a single string.

Logical Functions

Function	Description
`IF(condition, value_if_true, value_if_false)`	Returns `value_if_true` if the condition is true, otherwise returns `value_if_false`.

Counting Functions

Function	Description
`COUNT(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the count of numeric values among the arguments.
`COUNTA(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the count of non-empty values among the arguments.
`COUNTBLANK(arg1, arg2, ...)`	Returns the count of empty values among the arguments.
`COUNTIF(range, criteria)`	Returns the count of values in the range that meet the criteria.

Error	Description
`#REF!`	Formula contains invalid cell reference
`#NAME?`	Formula contains invalid operation
`#CIRCREF!`	Formula contains circular reference
`#PARSE!`	Could not parse formula value
`#VALUE!`	Formula contains value of the wrong type (e.g. non-numeric arguments to functions)
`#DIV/0!`	Formula results in a division by zero
`#ERROR!`	Formula contains some other kind of error