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Use the Numeric functions to create and perform arithmetic operations on numbers and to convert numbers from one integer or unsigned integer data type to another.

Note  This palette is specific to FPGA targets and contains a subset of the VIs and functions that are on this palette when you edit a Windows or RT target VI.

The functions on this palette can return general LabVIEW error codes.

Palette Object	Description
Absolute Value	Returns the absolute value of the input.
Add	Computes the sum of the inputs.
Compound Arithmetic	Performs arithmetic on one or more numeric, array, cluster, or Boolean inputs. Select the operation (Add, Multiply, AND, OR, or XOR) by right-clicking the function and selecting Change Mode from the shortcut menu. The default mode depends on the palette from which you drop this function.
Decrement	Subtracts 1 from the input value.
Enum Constant	Use the enumerated constant to create a list of string labels with corresponding integer values you can select on the block diagram.
Increment	Adds 1 to the input value.
Multiply	Returns the product of the inputs.
Negate	Negates the input value.
Numeric Constant	Use the numeric constant to pass a numeric value to the block diagram. Set this value by clicking inside the constant with the Operating tool and typing a value.
Quotient & Remainder	Computes the integer quotient and the remainder of the inputs.
Ring Constant	Use the ring constant to create a list of value pairs you can select on the block diagram. Each value pair consists of a numeric value and corresponding string label.
Scale By Power Of 2	Multiplies x by 2 raised to the power of n.
Sign	Returns the sign of number.
Subtract	Computes the difference of the inputs.

Subpalette	Description
Conversion Functions	Use the Conversion functions to convert data types. The FPGA Module does not support floating-point conversions.
Data Manipulation Functions	Use the Data Manipulation functions to modify data values used in LabVIEW.
Saturation Arithmetic VIs	Use the Saturation Arithmetic VIs to handle or avoid integer overflow when performing mathematical operations. You can configure these VIs to return a maximum or minimum value if an overflow condition occurs instead of performing modular arithmetic.