MOD is a mathematical operator that returns only the remainder from a division operation.  (i.e., if you divide A by B (A/B) the remaining portion of A that does not divide equally into B is returned by A MOD B).

SYNTAX:

(EXP or CX) MOD (EXP or CX)
where :
Cx is a conditional variable x
Exp is an Expression

NOTES:

The result of the modulus operation will never be larger than the operator, by definition. 

EXAMPLES:

V113 = V71 MOD 15

Variable 113 will contain the remainder (modulus) of the daily values of Variable 71 divided by 15: