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List of available nodes and their functions
List of available nodes and their functions

Here's a table of all of the available node types and their functionality within Sturppy.

Updated over a week ago

Node Category

Node Name

What it does

Input

Input

Input nodes allow you to input manual values - input nodes by default are displayed within the visual editor. Note: You cannot graph an input

Output

Output

Output nodes extract the value of an operation, formula, or input. Note: Output nodes can be graphed

Operation

+

Sums two values together, you can connect inputs and or outputs to + Operators

Operation

-

Subtracts two values from one another, you can connect inputs and or outputs to - Operators

Operation

X

Multiplies two values by one another, you can connect inputs and or outputs to X Operators

Operation

÷

Divides two values by one another, you can connect inputs and or outputs to ÷ Operators

Operation

%

An operator that works on integers and yields the remainder when one value is divided by another

Formula

prev. month

A formula that takes the prior months value

Formula

round

Round allows you to round a value, entering a value of "0" returns a whole number, 1 returns one decimal, 2 returns 2 decimals, etc.

Formula

average

Returns the sum all all values divided by the number of values. Sometimes referred to as mean.

Formula

sum

Returns the sum of all values

Formula

quarterly

Returns only a value every quarter (every 3 months)

Formula

annually

Returns only a value every year (12 months)

Formula

after

Applies a "start date"

Formula

before

Applies an "after date"

Formula

spread

Spreads inputed values based on number of months inputted

Formula

seasonality

Accepts a % increase or decrease for calendar months

Formula

floor

The floor formula takes an input as a real number x, and gives an output the greatest integer less than or equal to x

Formula

ceiling

Returns number rounded up, away from zero, to the nearest multiple of significance.

Formula

max

Returns the largest value of values connected to it

Formula

min

Returns the smallest value of values connected to it

Formula

accounts receivable

Refers to money a company's owed for goods or services, allows you to set AR terms in days

Formula

accounts payable

Refers to money a company's due to pay for goods or services, allows you to set AP terms in days

Formula

deferred revenue

Allows you to defer revenue in number of days

There are 4 basic types of Nodes (Inputs, Operations, Outputs, and Formulas)

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