List of Functions in SAP Lumira

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Indicates whether a specified character string () () matches matches a specified pattern (). The expression is not case-sensitive. It can include regular characters, _ (underscore; matches any characte ch aracter), r), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters must be escaped with a \(backslash) before they can be used as used as regular regular characters.

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“Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime List of functions in SAP Lumira (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven decimal places. Here is a list of all the functions in SAP Lumira for a quick reference:

and

For example:

Uses left operand () and right operand () Boolean inputs to determine whether a condition is true or false For example:

true and and false returns false ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”) or

Uses left operand () or right operand () Boolean inputs to determine whether a condition is true

or false

For example: returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM true or false returns false

Indicates whether a specified character string () matches a specified pattern ().

like The expression is not case-sensitive. It can include regular characters, _ (underscore; matches any The format includes: character), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters must be escaped or = year (0001-9999) with a \(backslash) before they can be used as regular characters. or = month (1-12) For example:
or

= day (1-31) or = hours (0-23) “Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns true or = minutes (0-59) in Indicates whether a specified first input () matches any values in a specified second input or = seconds (0-59) () of For example: 3 in [2,4,6] returns false

Include “ff” only if the input string contains fractional seconds. If fewer than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be padded with zeros. If AddDa yToDa Returns the date produced by adding a specified number of days () to a specified date more than 7te(, decimal places are provided, the value will be truncated to 7 decimal places. All other characters About Me are considered delimiters. (). The date can be a Date or Datetime object. )

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Returns the date produced by adding a specified number of months () to a specified date

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For example: AddMon thToDate (#2012 -01-01#, 1) re turns 2012 -02-01

AddTime(
Returns the time produced by adding a specified amount of time () to a specified time

tetime>,

(), in the specified format (). The datetime can be a Date or Datetime object.

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For example: AddDayTo Date(ToDat eTime(“2015-01 -20 23:59 :45”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh :mi:ss”),2) return s 2 015-01 -22 11:59:45 PM The format includes: “hh” = hours “mi” = minutes “ss” = seconds

AddWee kToD Returns the date produced by adding a specified number of weeks () to a specified date ate(,

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For example: List of functions in SAP Lumira AddWee kToDate(#2 012-01 -01#,1 ) retu rns 2 012-01 -08

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September Indicates whether a specified matches a specified pattern ().►The expression is not case-sensitive. It can AddY earToD Returns thecharacter date producedstring by adding() a specified number of years () to a specified date (4) ate(, ()._ (underscore; matches any character), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters include regular characters, ) must be escaped with a \(backslash) before they can be used as regular characters. For example:

AddY earToDate (#2012 -01-01# ,1) returns 2013 -01-01

For example: Ceil()

Returns the smallest integer that is greater than or equal to a specified number (). For example:

Ceil(14.2) returns 15 “Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven decimal places. Concatenate(

Concatenates one specified string () with another specified string () to form a single string.

,) For example:

For example:

Concatenate(“Mr”,”Brown”) returns “MrBrown”

Contain() is inside another specified string (). The

ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”) reStr>,

expression is not case-sensitive.

) For example: Contain(“Cats are grey”,”aRe”) returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM returns true

CurrentDate()

Returns the current date.

The format includes: or = year (0001-9999) or = month (1-12)
or
= day (1-31) or = hours (0-23) CurrentDateTi Returns the current da tetime. or me() = minutes (0-59) or = seconds (0-59) of = fractional seconds.

CurrentTime()

Returns the current time.

Include “ff” only if the input string contains fractional seconds. If fewer than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be padded with zeros. If more than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be truncated to 7 decimal places. All other characters are considered delimiters.

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DateDiffInDays(#2012-03-23#,#2012-01-30#) returns -53

DateDiffInMo

Returns the number of months between a specified start date () and a specified end date ().

nths(, )

For example: DateDiffInDays(#2012-03-23#,#2012-01-30#) returns -2

Day()

For a specified date (), returns the day of the month as a number (1 to 31). For example: Day(#2012-03-23#) returns 23

DayOfWeek(< For a specified date (), returns the day of the week as a number (1 for Monday to 7 for Sunday).

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For example: List of functions in SAP Lumira DayOfWeek(#2012-03-23#) returns 5

Indicates whether a specified character string () matches a specified pattern (). The expression is not case-sensitive. It can include regular characters, _ (underscore; matches any character), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters DayOfYear(< For a specified date (), returns the day of the year as a number (1 to 365). must be escaped date>) with a \(backslash) before they can be used as regular characters. For example: DayOfWeek(#2012-03-23#) returns 83

For example: ExceptFirstW

Returns a copy of a specified string (), with the word before the specified character () removed.

ord(, For example: ) like “H% “Hiking is fun” is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime (combined date and time). The format3,isStan --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven ExceptFirstWord(“Level dford Street”,”, ”) returns “Standford Street” decimal places.

ExceptLastW

Returns a copy of a specified string (), with the word after the specified character () removed.

ord(,

For example: )

For example: ExceptLastWord(“[email protected]”,”@”) returns “james.brown”

ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”) FirstWord( in a specified string () >,) For example:

returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM

FirstWord(“Senior Developer”,” “) returns “Senior”

Floor() Returns the largest integer that is not greater than a specified number (). The format includes: or = year (0001-9999) For example: or = month (1-12) Floor(14.8) returns 14
or
= day (1-31) or = hours (0-23) or = minutes (0-59) GroupValues( Returns a specified value () when a specified group of values () is found in a or = seconds (0-59) , specified object () of ,

For example:

) GroupValues({CountryColumn),[“USA”,”India”,”France”],”My Countries”) returns “My Countries” when the contains the values “USA”, “India”, or “France Include “ff” only if the column inputCountryColumn string contains fractional seconds. If fewer than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be padded with zeros. If more than 7Hour() For a specified time (), returns the hour. Thebe timetruncated can be a Timeto or Datetime object.places. All other characters are considered delimiters. For example: Hour(ToTime(“20:39:45”),”hh:mi:ss”)) returns 20 www.exploredatav iz.com

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Returns one of two specified alternatives ( if true or if false), based on a specified Boolean

then

condition (). is optional and is blank when no second alternative is entered.

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For example: if true then “won” else “lost” returns “won”

IsNotNull(
Indicates whether a specified field () is not empty.

>) For example: IsNotNull(8) returns true

IsNull()

Indicates whether a specified field () is empty. For example: IsNull(8) returns false


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For a specified date (), returns the date of the last day of the month.

List of functions in SAP Lumira nth() For example:

LastDayOfMonth(#2012-03-23#) returns 2012-03-31 Indicates whether a specified character string () matches a specified pattern (). The expression is not case-sensitive. It can include regular characters, _ (underscore; matches any character), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters must be escaped with a \(backslash) before they can be used as regular characters. LastDayOfWe For a specified date (), returns the date of the last day of the week. ek() For example:

For example:

LastDayOfWeek(#2012-03-23#) returns 2012-03-25

LastWord( in a specified string () “Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime >,) (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven For example: decimal places. LastWord(“Red/Purple”,”/“) returns “Purple”

For example: Length()

Returns the number of characters in a specified string (). For example: Length(“How long”) returns 8

ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”)

Log()

Returns the natural logarithm of a specified number ().

returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM For example:

Log(100) returns 4.605

The format includes: or = year (0001-9999) Log10(). or = month (1-12) >) For example:
or
= day (1-31) or = hours (0-23) Log10(100) returns 2 or = minutes (0-59) or = seconds (0-59) of LowerCase(< = fractional seconds. Returns a copy of a specified string (), with all characters converted to lowercase. str>) For example: LowerCase(“GOOD JOB”) returns “good job”

Include “ff” only if the input string contains fractional seconds. If fewer than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be padded with zeros. If more than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be truncated to 7 decimal places. All other characters are considered delimiters. Lpad(,

Returns a copy of a specified string (), with s specified number () of specified leading

,

characters () added.

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http://www.exploredataviz.com/2015/10/list‐of‐functions‐in‐sap‐lumira.html Lpad(“Incomplete field”,20,”#”) returns “####Incomplete field”

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Returns the date of the specified year (), month (), and day () in a yyyy-mm-dd

ear>,

format.

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For example: MakeDate(2011, 6, 12) returns the date 2011-06-12

MakeDateTim

Returns the Datetime (combined date and time) that corresponds to the specified date and time.

e(, )

For example: MakeDateTime(MakeDate(2011,6,12),MakeTime(20,39,45)) returns 20 11-06-12 8:39:45 PM

MakeTime(
Returns the time that corresponds to the specified hours, minutes, and seconds.

our>, ,

For example:

) MakeTime(20,39,45) returns 8:39:45 PM


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List of functions in SAP Lumira Minute(
For a specified time (), returns the minute. The time can be a Time or Datetime object.

>) For example: Indicates whether a specified character string () matches a specified pattern (). The expression is not case-sensitive. It can include regular characters, _ (underscore; matches any character), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters Minute(ToTime(“20:39:45”),”hh:mi:ss”)) returns 39. must be escaped with a \(backslash) before they can be used as regular characters.

Mod(,

Returns the qu otient of dividing a specified n umber () by another specified number ().

)

For example:

For example: Mod(15,2) returns 1

“Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven Month(), returns the month as a number (1 to 12). >) decimal places. For example: Month(#2012-03-23#) returns 3

For example: not

Returns the negative of a specified Boolean input (). For example:

ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”) not false returns true

returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM

Power( Returns a specified number (), raised to a specified power (). ,) For example:

The format includes: Power(2,3) returns 8 or = year (0001-9999) or = month (1-12) Quarter(), returns the quarter as a number (1 to 4).
or
= day (1-31) e>) or = hours For(0-23) example: or = minutes (0-59) Quarter(#2012-03-23#) returns 1 or = seconds (0-59) of = fractional seconds. Replace(

For a specified string (), returns a string with all occurrences of a specified target string ()

,,

replaced with anothe r specified string ()

Include “ff” only if the For input string contains fractional seconds. If fewer than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be padded with zeros. If example: >) more than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be truncated to 7 decimal places. All other characters are considered delimiters. Replace(“Very good song”,”o”,”u”) returns “Very guud sung”

Round(), returns the value rounded to a specified number of decimal places www.exploredatav iz.com >,)

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Rpad(,

Returns a copy of a specified string (), with a specified number () of specified trailing

,

characters () added

) For example: Rpad(“Incomplete field”,20,”#”) returns “Incomplete field####”

Second(), returns the second. The time can be a Time or Datetime object. >) For example: Second(ToTime(“20:39:45”),”hh:mi:ss”)) returns 45.

Sign()

Returns -1 if a specified number () is negative, 0 if the number is zero, or +1 if it is positive. For example:


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SubString(), starting at the position of a specified character Indicates whether a specified character string () matches a specified pattern (). The expression is not case-sensitive. It can r>,) () include regular characters, _ (underscore; matches any character), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters must be escaped with aFor\(backslash) before they can be used as regular characters. example: SubString(“Shivas”,4) returns “vas”

For example: SubString(,,

Returns the number of charters () in a substring of a specified input string (), starting at the position of a specified character ()

) For example:

“Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime SubString(“Shivas”,2,3) returns “hiv” (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven decimal places. TimeDiff() and a specified end time (), in t>,,

the specified format (). The start and end times can be Time, Date, or Datetime objects.

) For example:

For example: TimeDiff(MakeDateTime(MakeDate(2011,14), MakeTime(1,23,45)), MakeDateTime(MakeDate(2015,1,15),MakeTime(6,40,58)), “ss”) returns 105433.

ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”) The format includes: “hh” = hours “mi” = minutes

returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM “ss” = seconds ToDate(
Converts a specified input string () in the specified format to a Date object. The format

g>,)

includes: or
for the day of the month (1-31)

The format includes: or for the month of the year (1-12) or = year or(0001-9999) for the year without century (0-99) or (yyyy> for the year with century (for example, 2014) All ot her seque nces are considered delimiters. or = month (1-12)
or
= day (1-31) For example: or = hours (0-23) ToDate(“2015/09/15”,”yyyy/MM/dd”) returns a Date object that represents September 15th, 2015 or = minutes (0-59) or = seconds (0-59) ToDateTime( Converts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional of , = fractional seconds. )

seconds to an accuracy of seven decimal places. For example:

Include “ff” only if the ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 input string contains fractional seconds. If fewer than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be padded with zeros. If 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”) more than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be truncated to 7 decimal places. All other characters are considered delimiters. returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM The format includes: or = year (0001-9999)

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ToNumber(
Returns a specified parameter (), converted to a numeric value

aram>) For example: ToNumber(“12.34”) returns 12.34

ToText(
Returns a specified number (), converted to a string and truncated to a specified number of

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decimal places () For example:


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List of functions in SAP Lumira ToText(
Returns a specified parameter (), converted to a string

m>) For example:

Indicates whether a specified character string () matches a specified pattern (). The expression is not case-sensitive. It can ToText(12.34) returns “12.34” include regular characters, _ (underscore; matches any character), or % (percent sign; matches zero to multiple characters). Special characters must be escaped with a \(backslash) before they can be used as regular characters. ToTime(
Converts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Time object.

g>,)

For example:

For example: ToTime(“20:39:45”,”hh:mi:ss”) returns 8:39:45 PM

“Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime The format includes: (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven or = hours (0-23) decimal places. or = minutes (0-59)

or = seconds (0-59)

Trim(, For example: )

Returns a copy of a specified string (), with leading and trailing repetitions of a specified character () removed For example:

Trim(“Aurora”,”a”) returns “Auror” ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”)

TrimLeft(

Returns a copy of a specified string (), with leading repetitions of a specified character ()

,)

removed

returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM For example: TrimLeft(“Above”,”A”) returns “bove”

The format includes: TrimRight(), with trailing repetitions of a specified character () or = year (0001-9999) >,) removed or = month (1-12)
or
= day (1-31) For example: or = hours (0-23) Trim(“Laura”,”a”) returns “Laur” or = minutes (0-59) or = seconds (0-59) Returns a specified numeric value (), truncated to a specified number of decimal places (). of Truncate(,) For example: Truncate(12.281,1) returns 12.200

Include “ff” only if the input string contains fractional seconds. If fewer than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be padded with zeros. If more than 7 decimal places are provided, the value will be truncated to 7 decimal places. All other characters are considered delimiters. UpperCase(<

Returns a copy of a specified string (), with all characters converted to uppercase.

str>) For example:

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For a specified date (), returns the week as a number (1 to 52).

) For example: Week(#2012-03-23#) returns 1 2

Year()

For a specified date (), returns the year in a 4-digit format. For example: Year(#2012-03-23#) returns 2012


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“Hiking is fun” like “H% is _un” returns trueConverts a specified input string () in the specified format () to a Datetime (combined date and time). The format is --
::. where “ff” specifies fractional seconds to an accuracy of seven decimal places.

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ToDateTime(“2011-06-12 20:39:45.123”,”yyyy-mm-dd hh:mi:ss.ff”)

returns 2011-06-12 8:39:45.1230000 PM

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