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minl (List, x, index, )

minl (List, x, index, )

These functions are used for obtaining minimum value from a given range.

minl(List) → number

This function designed to calculate the minimum value from a list of numeric values or elements.

min(number 1,number 2,...,number n) → number

This function designed to calculate the minimum value from a series of numbers.

Example:

<O N="minlObject1" T="Project" Category="Functions" TransAlignRule="1"> <!-- created by ParamML Examples on 8/21/2023 --> <P N="List1" V="[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]" /> <P N="MinLOfList" V="minl(List1)" /> <P N="MinOFList" V="min(0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)" /> </O>
Debug Trace

 

As demonstrated, both of the functions return as 0. The difference lies in the way the functions are called and the argument format they accept.

To view this example in the library, see (Engineering on Cloud )

 

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