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5	5	== Syntax : ==
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7		-* **${ixf:sum(xpathExp1, xpathExp2)}** calculates the sum of the results obtained from evaluating "xpathExp1" and "xpathExp2".
8		-* **${ixf:sum(xpathExp,"10")}** the result will be the sum of the result obtained from evaluating "xpathExp" and 10.
9		-* **${ixf:sum("10","12","100")}**  the result will be 122, which is the sum of the individual results of "10", "12", and "100".
	7	+* ${ixf:sum(xpathExp1, xpathExp2)} calculates the sum of the results obtained from evaluating "xpathExp1" and "xpathExp2".
	8	+* ${ixf:sum(xpathExp,"10")} the result will be the sum of the result obtained from evaluating "xpathExp" and 10.
	9	+* ${ixf:sum("10","12","100")}  the result will be 122, which is the sum of the individual results of "10", "12", and "100".
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11	11	Ensure that numerical values are between double quotes : ${ixf:sum("10","12","100")},
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13	13	while xpath expressions should remain without any quote enclosures.
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16		-== Example : ==
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18		-* ${ixf:sum(Documents/Order/DeliveryAddress/OrderLine/Price,"10"}
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20	20	== Note: ==
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22		-Numerical values can be also enclosed within single quotes : ${ixf:sum('10','12','100')} **OR **mix single and double quotes, like this: ${ixf:sum("10",'12','100')}.
	17	+You can wrap numerical values also by single quotes : ${ixf:sum('10','12','100')} **OR** Mixing both quotes : ${ixf:sum("10",'12','100')},
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