# Greater than or equal to

Learn how to check if a property is greater than or equal to a value.

This operator checks whether one value is greater than or equal to another. Like the [greater than operator](/reference/cql/expressions/events/criteria/operators/greater-than), it works with numbers, strings, dates, and other values that have a concept of order.

> **Multi-condition criteria**
>
> You can [combine conditions](/reference/cql/expressions/events/criteria/overview#multi-condition-criteria) to create more advanced criteria.

## Syntax

The basic syntax for this operator is:

```cql
with /*<name>*/ greater than or equal to /*<value>*/
```

The negation of this operation can be expressed as:

```cql
with /*<name>*/ not greater than or equal to /*<value>*/
```

You can also use the symbolic notation:

```cql
with /*<name>*/ >= /*<value>*/
```

## Parameters

These are the supported parameters:

- `name`: `any`

  The name of the [event property](/reference/cql/expressions/events/event-types) to check.

- `value`: `any`

  The value to compare against.

## Examples

Check if a product with a specific display price was abandoned:

```cql
user has abandoned a product with displayPrice greater than or equal to 100
```

Or to check the opposite:

```cql
user has abandoned a product with displayPrice not greater than or equal to 100
```