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Returns the absolute value of a number. The absolute value of a number is the number without the sign.

[h: val = absolutevalue(num)]

You can use the following shorthand for this function:

[h: val = abs(num)]

====Negative Number====

[r: absolutevalue(-3)]

Returns:

[r: abs(4)]

Returns:

[r: abs(3.4)]

Returns:

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