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Greater-than >

Operator: >
The Greater Than operator > is used to compare two values and to check whether a value is greater than the other. The > operator can be used to compare values of the following types:
  • text
  • number
  • duration
  • datetime
  • concept
  • reference
This function is SQL compatible. For more information about SQL compatibility, see our documentation.
The result of the > operator is true or false. The result is True whenValue1 is greater than Value2. The result is False when Value1 is not greater than Value2.
  • number > number
  • text > text returns (alphabetical comparison, case insensitive)
  • datetime > datetime
  • duration > duration
  • concept > concept (applies to the order of concepts)
  • reference > reference
If any of the operands is unknown, the result is also unknown. If operands are not of the same type, the "expression type mismatch" warning is displayed.
value1 > value2
35 > 35 => No
1234 > 2345 => No
"text2" > "text1" => Yes
(Today() + '1d') > UTCNow() => Yes
'12d' > '20m' => Yes
'Product categories'.'Monitor' > 'Product categories'.'Phone' => No (in the order of concepts, Monitor comes first)
[Data.CurrentUser] > [OtherUser] => Yes (if current-user-id > other-user-id)