Power

Excel

=‹number›^‹power›

=A1^B1
=2^3

Tableau

‹measure›^‹power› OR ‹number›^‹power›

[Absence Instances]^[Duration] 
// OR
2^3

Alteryx

~POW!~(‹measure›, ‹power›) OR ~POW!~(‹number›, ‹power›)

POW([Absence Instances], [Duration])
// OR
POW(2, 3)

OrgVue

~Math.pow!~(‹measure›, ‹power›) OR ~Math.pow!~(‹number›, ‹power›)

Math.pow(node.absenceinstances, node.duration);
// OR 
Math.pow(2,3);

tSQL

‹measure›^‹power›

SELECT AbsenceInstances^Duration AS Bradford
FROM EmployeesData

Python

‹number›**‹power› OR ~math.pow!~(‹number›, ‹power›)

2**3
# OR
import math
math.pow(absenceInstances, duration)

NB.

• This requires the math library to be imported.

• The above example assumes variables have been declared for absenceInstances and duration. For more information, go to General > Variables.