Greater Than or Equal to [>-]

Compares two arguments (operands). Returns True if the first value is greater than or equal to the second, otherwise False.

Syntax

[>=]

Data Types of the Arguments

Integer, Number, Length, Area, Volume, or Angle (Must be identical for all arguments)

Data Type of the Result

True/False

Example

Check whether the glazed ratio of zones (an existing property) complies with (is greater than or equal to) the mandatory glazed ratio (a fixed value, here .40).

Expression

Zone Glazed Ratio >= .40

Result

True for zones whose glazing rate is at least 40 percent, otherwise False

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