!!!Operator
An operator denotes an action that is to be taken on the operands indicated.
 
There are several different categories of operators:

!Arithmetic Operators
*[Add|ADD_OPERATOR]
*[Subtract|SUB_OPERATOR]
*[Multiply |MLT_OPERATOR]
*[Divide|DIV_OPERATOR]
*[Modulus|MOD_OPERATOR]
*[Percent|PRC_OPERATOR]
*[Maximum|MAX_OPERATOR]
*[Minimum|MIN_OPERATOR]

!Rounding Operators
*[Round Nearest|RDN_OPERATOR]
*[Round Up|RDU_OPERATOR]
*[Round Down|RDD_OPERATOR]
*[Truncate|TRNC_OPERATOR]

!Conversion Operators
*[Convert to a Date|DATE_OPERATOR]
*[Convert to a Character|CHAR_OPERATOR]
*[Convert to a Number|NUM_OPERATOR]
*[Convert Wage to the Basis Indicated|WAGE_OPERATOR]

!Date Operators
* [Day Portion of Date|DAY_OPERATOR]
* [Month Portion of Date|MTH_OPERATOR]
* [Year Portion of Date|YRS_OPERATOR]
* [Days Between Dates|DBT_OPERATOR]
* [Months Between Dates|MBT_OPERATOR]
* [Years Between Dates|YBT_OPERATOR]

!Relative Date Operators
Relative Date Operators give the ability to return the value of a date relative to another date. For example, if a Benefit plan should begin collecting premiums 1 month after hire date, a Relative Date Operator might be used to find the date that is Hire Date + 1 month. The variable defined must be a date.

Operators available: 
* [Beginning of Day|BD_OPERATOR]
* [Beginning of Week|BW_OPERATOR]
* [End of Week|EW_OPERATOR]
* [Beginning of Month|BM_OPERATOR]
* [End of Month|EM_OPERATOR]
* [Beginning of Year|BY_OPERATOR]
* [End of Year|EY_OPERATOR]

!Comparison Operators 
Comparison Operators allow the UserCalc to compare two values.

The operators available: 
* [Equal to|EQ_OPERATOR]
* [Element Pay Line Values Operator|ELPL_OPERATOR]
* [Pay Component Pay Line Value Operator|PCPL_OPERATOR]
* [Not Equal to|NE_OPERATOR]
* [Greater Than|GT_OPERATOR]
* [Greater Than or Equal to|GE_OPERATOR]
* [Not Greater Than|NG_OPERATOR]
* [Less Than|LT_OPERATOR]
* [Less Than or Equal To|LE_OPERATOR]
* [Not Less Than|NL_OPERATOR]
* [In List|IN_OPERATOR]
* [Not in List|NN_OPERATOR]
* [In Between|IB_OPERATOR]
* [Not in Between|NB_OPERATOR]
* [Like|LIKE_OPERATOR]