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title: "Using Logical Operators to Compare Column Values"
description: "Leverage logical operators to efficiently compare and analyze column values in your dataset."
url: https://help.stackby.com/es/articles/60-using-logical-operators-to-compare-column-values
collection: "Using Formulas"
updated: 2025-01-10
language: es
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# Using Logical Operators to Compare Column Values

Leverage logical operators to efficiently compare and analyze column values in your dataset.

Logical Operations in a programming-language symbol that denotes a logical operation. In stackby we use logical operators that allow you to compare values in one column to another column. 

##   
**Greater then or less then**

We will have two columns income and expenses, from that we will find whether it is greater than or less that with the help of operator in Stackby

**Greater then**: If income is greater than expenses, we will check this. The result will be either true(1) or false(0) as. 

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**Result**:

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 **Less then:** If income is less than expenses, we will check. The result will be either true(1) or false(0). 

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**Result:** 

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## **Greater then or equal to or less then or equal to**

### **Greater then or equal to**

We have seen that if income is greater than expenses the result will be 0 or 1. But what if both are the same?  So If income is greater than equal to expenses then the result will be 1(true).

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**Result:** 

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### **Less then or equal to**

In the same way, If income is less than equal to expenses then the result will be 1(true).

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**Result:**

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**Equal:** Check if income is exactly equal to expenses. We will use “=” operator.

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**Result:** 

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**Does not equal:** Same, we can check if a value is not equal to another by using “!=” operator.

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**Result:** 

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