XPH5N‖

6SZMh‖Unary and Binary Operators

BZEfQ‖Typed command(s)

PASwd‖Symbol in Elements pane

vufhG‖Meaning

-

RNcGN‖Icon

xVtpD‖Subtraction

-

aRMFB‖Icon

zm8mC‖- Sign

-+

FEQKC‖Icon

d8Bed‖Minus/Plus

/

94wBS‖Icon

xBiRw‖Division

*

X6Mrq‖Icon

mcf5B‖Multiplication

+

e8Ga8‖Icon

akctZ‖Addition

+

XGnMB‖Icon

3RD4E‖+ Sign

+-

QFphu‖Icon

QGgTn‖Plus/Minus

sNRLY‖and or &

63ybQ‖Icon

CQAn6‖Boolean AND operation

boper

tGc9A‖No symbol.

psyQg‖Binary operator. A user-defined symbol follows, which is used as a binary operator.

rvEQE‖Usage a boper %SYM1 b

uoper

QnWMJ‖No symbol

z75ev‖Unary operator. A user-defined symbol follows, which is a used as a unary operator.

oEBR5‖Usage: uoper %SYM2 b

cdot

RNbM5‖Icon

35CPM‖Multiplication, small multiply symbol

circ

96wnq‖Icon

bpEo6‖Concatenate symbols

div

4hw4E‖Icon

XUDiv‖Division

neg

AcMQR‖Icon

xFRty‖Boolean NOT

odivide

e2Hm6‖No symbol.

dfPgb‖Slash / in circle

odot

nm4PP‖No symbol.

rW25e‖Small multiply symbol in circle

ominus

EMQCk‖No symbol.

CCcBB‖Subtract symbol in circle

oplus

mHUPN‖No symbol.

YUgxf‖Add symbol in circle

6LZcw‖or or |

gnH4b‖Icon

nLgpA‖Boolean OR operation

otimes

D243h‖No symbol.

3neid‖Multiply symbol times in circle

over

RGPG4‖Icon

MBV9p‖Division/Fraction

times

X79Le‖Icon

VE3wD‖Multiplication

widebslash

YBCUx‖No symbol.

bZwJ5‖Backslash \ between two characters, of which the right is superscript, the left subscript

wideslash

AWDZe‖No symbol.

PKYQH‖Slash / between two characters, of which the left is superscript, the right subscript


EQUAS‖Unary/Binary Operators

H6iQz‖You can choose various unary and binary operators to build your LibreOfficeDev Math formula. Unary refers to operators that affect one placeholder. Binary refers to operators that connect two placeholders. The lower area of the Elements pane displays the individual operators. The context menu of the Commands window also contains a list of these operators, as well as additional operators. If you need an operator that is not contained in the Elements pane, use the context menu or type it directly in the Commands window.