$subtract
$subtract operator lets you subtract one value from another and return the result of the expression. You can use this in any Expression Object.
Syntax
{
    "$subtract": [<val_1>, <val_2>]
}Properties
<val_1>
The value to be subtracted from.
The <val_1> can be any valid expression as long as it resolves to a number.
It can also be a Magical Autocomplete.
true
<val_2>
The value to be subtracted from val_1
The <val_2> can be any valid expression as long as it resolves to a number.
It can also be a Magical Autocomplete.
true
Returns
float - The result of $subtract operation
Examples
Basic example
{
    "$subtract": [10, 2]
}The above expression returns 8.0
With Nested Expressions
{
    "$subtract": [
        {
            "$add": [1, 2]
        },
        4
    ]
}The above expression calculates the nested expression, return 3 in its place and then the outer $subtract expression returns -1 overall.
With Magical Autocomplete
Let's say we have declared a variable temp in our API flow, which has a value of 5 currently.
{
    "$subtract": ["$.variables.temp", 3]
}The above expression would resolve to a result of 2.0
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