DistanceGlobe

Calculates the distance between two points on the globe, in kilometers Category: math Syntax:

DistanceGlobe([lat1], [lon1], [lat2], [lon2])

Returns: Float Context Filtering: ✓ Yes

Parameters

Name	Type	Required	Description
`lat1`	`number or column`	✓ Yes	The latitude of the first point
`lon1`	`number or column`	✓ Yes	The longitude of the first point
`lat2`	`number or column`	✓ Yes	The latitude of the second point
`lon2`	`number or column`	✓ Yes	The longitude of the second point

Allowed Column Types for lat1: INT, FLOAT, DECIMAL Allowed Column Types for lon1: INT, FLOAT, DECIMAL Allowed Column Types for lat2: INT, FLOAT, DECIMAL Allowed Column Types for lon2: INT, FLOAT, DECIMAL

Validation

Minimum parameters: 4
Maximum parameters: 4

Examples

DistanceGlobe(40.7128, -74.0060, 34.0522, -118.2437)

Calculates distance between New York and Los Angeles Result: 3944.0

DistanceGlobe([StartLat], [StartLon], [EndLat], [EndLon])

Calculates distance between start and end points for each row

Last modified on March 13, 2026

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