Checks to see whether one money object is greater than the other.

Returns 1 (is true) or 0 (is not true).

Currency conversion are taken into account.

The Money objects that this function will be based on must have been previously created via one of the following functions : CreateMoney(), MoneyAdd(), MoneyMinus(), MoneyMultiply(), MoneyConstMultiply(), MoneyDivideConst() or MoneyDivide(). These functions would have returned a string 'KEY' which is to be passed to the 'MoneyKey1' and 'MoneyKey2' parameters within this function.

Boolean CTCurrency.MoniesGreaterThan( _
String MoneyKey1, _
String MoneyKey2)

=CT.CASH.MoniesGreaterThan(
Excel String Cell MoneyKey1,
Excel String Cell MoneyKey2)

static bool MoniesGreaterThan(
std::string MoneyKey1,
std::string MoneyKey2);

System.Boolean CTCurrencySA.MoniesGreaterThan(
System.String MoneyKey1,
System.String MoneyKey2);

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