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The EQ operator can be abbreviated with a double equal sign (==). Inside parentheses, a single equal sign (=) also can be used for the EQ macro function (outside parentheses, the equal sign is interpreted as the assignment operator).
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The EQ operator can be abbreviated with a double equal sign (==). Inside parentheses, a single equal sign (=) also can be used for the EQ macro function (outside parentheses, the equal sign is interpreted as the assignment operator).
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Creates a new column named TEMP containing the value zero (since three is not equal to four).
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Creates a new column named TEMP containing the value one (string compares are case insensitive).
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Creates a new column named TEMP, where each value is one if the corresponding row value of the column V1 is equal to the number eight, otherwise zero.
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Creates a new column named TEMP containing all ones (since every number is equal to itself).
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Creates a new column named TEMP, where each value is the row value of column V1 compared to the corresponding row value of column V2.
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Creates three new columns named TEMP, VX, and VY. The column TEMP contains the values in V1 compared to the corresponding row values of column V4. The column VX compares columns V2 and V5. The column VY compares columns V3 and V6.
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TEMP = V1[10:20] == V2 or TEMP = V1[10:20] == V2[1:11]
Creates a new column named TEMP, where the first 11 cells contain the results of comparing the values in rows 10-20 of column V1 to rows 1-11 of column V2. The other cells in TEMP are empty.
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