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espenhjo Posted - 06/02/2003 : 07:40:33 AM
Hi,
I am a little bit stuck here. I want to get the element in a column that has the maximum value (it is approximately in the middle), and then extract this value and the four values before and the four values after the column maximum. I will then take the average of these values.

What is the best way to get the index of the column maximum value?

Regards,
Espen
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Laurie Posted - 06/02/2003 : 10:03:59 AM
Hi Espen,

You can use the limit command. For example to find limiting values for the active dataset:

limit %C;

limit.imax=; //returns the index value for the maximum Y value

Thank you,
Laurie

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