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Not Equal
Format: x != y
Arguments: [any] x, y Values to compare
Returns: (bool) True if x is not equal to
y, false otherwise
Note: True is equal to all non-zero numbers. Text
strings must match exactly, including case, to be equal. Lists
and matrices are compared element-by-element.
Examples: 3!=3 = false
3!=4 = true
(3+I)!=(3+I) = false
"word"!="word" =
false
"WORD"!="word" =
true
0.1!=true = false
0!=true = true
IF(x!=3,y,z) = y if x is not
3, otherwise, z
upper(x)!=upper(y) = compares
text strings x and y without regard for case
See Also: compare,
true, false, Equal, Greater Than, Greater Than or Equal, Less Than, Less Than or Equal
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