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Discrete functions: max and min relatives

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    bplumhoff@gmail.com
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    Re: Discrete functions: max and min relatives

    Hello Mika,

    Change $A$22 to $A$65536.

    Normally the min/max should change if and only if the underlying data
    changes or is added.

    The -1E308 and 1E308 are very low (negative) and very high (positive)
    numbers which are given to the formula when we face the list boundaries
    (lower or upper end). We do not want to get #REF! errors but we do not
    want to introduce any value which alters the min/max comparison,
    either. So these values are fed as "innocent" comparison values (1E308
    will not hurt any min calculation, -1E308 any max calc).

    If you still have problems, post or email an instructive example,
    please.

    Have fun,
    Bernd


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    Mika
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    Re: Discrete functions: max and min relatives

    Thanks Bernd,

    it is working !, my mistake was that I had replaced A22 for the end of
    the variable interval I was checking, not the inferior limit of that
    data.


    Mika


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    Mika
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    Re: Discrete functions: max and min relatives

    Hi Bernd,

    Still have some problems when adding new date and using the formula. To
    show it better, I sent you an excel file showing it.

    Rg
    Mika


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