You can use any of the Visual Basic functions. For example:
Mathematical: Abs, Log, Log10, Exp, Round, Truncate
String manipulations: Str, Cstr, Trim, Len, etc
Program flow: If, Choose
The most common aggregators have been adapted so that you can write the formulas with a simplified syntax.
Aggregators using the syntax: AggregatorName("FieldName or CCName", object list)
Example: Sum("Peak_Area",CurrentSignal.AllPeaks) returns the sum of the area of the peaks of the current signal.
Average
CountDistinct
Max
Min
RelStdDev
RelStdDevP
StdDev
StdDevP
Sum
Aggregators using the syntax: AggregatorName(List of Parameters)
Example: Count(CurrentSignal.AllPeaks) returns the number of peaks in the current signal.
Count
All Microsoft Visual Basic functions can also be used with their VB syntax. For example, CurrentSignal.AllPeaks.First() returns the first peak of the current signal. |