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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
• Subtract
• Multiply
• Divide
• Modulus
• Percent
• Maximum
• Minimum

Rounding Operators#

• Round Nearest
• Round Up
• Round Down
• Truncate

Conversion Operators#

• Convert to a Date
• Convert to a Character
• Convert to a Number
• Convert Wage to the Basis Indicated

Date Operators#

• Day Portion of Date
• Month Portion of Date
• Year Portion of Date
• Days Between Dates
• Months Between Dates
• Years Between Dates

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
• Beginning of Week
• End of Week
• Beginning of Month
• End of Month
• Beginning of Year
• End of Year

Comparison Operators #

Comparison Operators allow the UserCalc to compare two values.

The operators available:

• Equal to
• Element Pay Line Values Operator
• Pay Component Pay Line Value Operator
• Not Equal to
• Greater Than
• Greater Than or Equal to
• Not Greater Than
• Less Than
• Less Than or Equal To
• Not Less Than
• In List
• Not in List
• In Between
• Not in Between
• Like