NUM != NUM Operator

The NUM != NUM operator returns a value of true if the two number values you specify are not equal.

You can use the != operator to form conditions for IF statements. This can be useful in determining template logic.

Operator Model After you drag and drop the model into the script tab: Expression returns:
NUM != NUM ⟦NUM⟧ != ⟦NUM⟧   Replace both ⟦NUM⟧ placeholders with a numeric value you want to compare the other to. A true/false value.

Example

The following script does something if the number variable numvarNU is not equal to 0.

IF numvarNU != 0
//do something
END IF

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After you download the example template, you can import the template to any workspace to see this example code in action.