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EQ (=)

Category: Logical functions

Overview

Description

Compares the rows of two inputs and returns true (1) if the values are equal and false (0) otherwise.

Use when you need a 1/0 flag to mark matching values between two inputs.

Syntax

  • EQ('Node1', 'Node2')

  • 'Node1' = 'Node2'

Parameters

  • Node1: First input node, specified using the node name in single quotes (e.g. 'Profit').

  • Node2: Second input node


Examples

Checking whether matching rows are equal

This example compares two input nodes row by row. The result returns 1 where both values are equal and 0 where they differ.

Input node: A

Year

Value

2025

350

2026

700

2027

850

2028

500

Input node: B

Year

Value

2025

350

2026

400

2027

850

2028

600

Formula: EQ('A', 'B')

Year

→ EQ Result

2025

1

2026

0

2027

1

2028

0


Related Functions

Function

When to use instead…

NEQ (!=)

When you want to mark mismatches instead of matching values between two inputs.

GT (>)

When you need to check whether one input is greater than another instead of checking for equality.

LT (<)

When you need to check whether one input is less than another instead of checking for equality.

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