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These operators compare answer values to other answer values, or to values that you enter. Only numeric and date and time values can be compared – you cannot use equalTo to compare two text question answers, for example. The comparison operators always follow an ifq; for example:

ifq(10) // if the answer to question 10
.greaterThan(Q (20)) // is greater than the answer to question 20

ifq(10) // if the answer to question 10
.greaterThan(100) // is greater than 100

.equalTo

ifQ(41)
.equalTo(Q(51))
.setError("41 & 51 are equal");

// .. can also be used

// equalTo(777)  // literal number

.notEqualTo

ifQ(41)
.notEqualTo(Q(51))
.setError("41 & 51 are not equal");

// .. can also be used

// notEqualTo(777)  // literal number

.greaterThan

ifQ(31)
.greaterThan(Q(41))
.setError("In time is later than out time!");

// can also use literal numbers

// .greaterThan(777)

.greaterThanOrEqual

ifQ(31)
.greaterThanOrEqual(Q(41))
.setError("31 is expected to be less!"); 

// can also use literal numbers
// .greaterThanOrEqual( 777 )

.lessThan

ifQ(61)
.lessThan(21)
.setError("Age must be 21 to perform a compliance shop");

// can also use Questions

// .lessThan(Q(21))

.lessThanOrEqual

ifQ(61)
.lessThanOrEqual(400)
.appear( QRange(101,201));

// can also use Questions

// .lessThanOrEqual(Q(21))