Use Time() to get the timestamp of each sample point.
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Use ValueAt_Sampled() to get the value of the expression at the specified time.
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Use SampleFilter() to only get samples from an expression where a condition is true.
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Use Average_Sampled() to get the average of the values of an expression over a range of time.
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Use Sum_Sampled() to get the sum of the values of an expression over a range of time.
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Use Count_Sampled() to get the number of samples in an expression over a range of time.
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Use ParseDate() to get the time that is the result of parsing a string argument.
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Use If() to return an expression that depends on whether a condition is true or false.
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Use Concat() to concatenate two or more strings.
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Operator precedence follows the standard mathematical rules. Brackets ( ) can be used to specify precedence explicitly. E.g. 2 * (3 + 4). This page describes the mathematical and logical operators available for use in expressions parsed by the Server calculation engine.
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