ISODD macro
The ISODD macro is available only in IBM® Campaign.
Syntax
ISODD(data)
Parameters
data
The numerical values to test if they are odd. This can be a constant value, a column, a cell range, or an expression evaluating to any of the above. For the format definition of data, see the "Macro Function Parameters" section in the chapter in this guide for your IBM® product.
Description
ISODD tests each value in the specified data set for oddness. It returns one new column for each input column, each containing a one for all odd values (that is, the value modulo two is one) or a zero for all non-odd values (that is, even values).
*
For non-integer values, the macro function INT is applied first. For example, ISODD(2.5) = 0, since 2 is not odd.
Examples
TEMP = ISODD(-3)
Creates a new column named TEMP containing the value one.
TEMP = ISODD(V1)
Creates a new column named TEMP, where each value is the result of testing the contents of column V1 for oddness.
TEMP = ISODD(V1:V3)
Creates three new columns named TEMP, VX, and VY. The values in the TEMP column are the results of testing the contents of column V1 for oddness, the values of the VX column are the results of testing the contents of column V2 for oddness, and the values of the VY column are the results of testing the contents of column V3 for oddness.
TEMP = ISODD(V1[10:20])
Creates a new column named TEMP, where the first 11 cells contain the results of testing the values in rows 10-20 of column V1 for oddness. The other cells in TEMP are empty.
TEMP = ISODD(V1[1:5]:V2)
Creates two new columns named TEMP and VX, each with values in rows 1-5 (the other cells are empty). The values in column TEMP are the results of testing the corresponding rows of column V1 for oddness, and the values in column VX are the results of testing the corresponding rows of column V2 for oddness.
Related functions
Function
Description
ISEVEN
Tests if input values are even (that is, divisible by two)
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