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northpig87 Posted - 05/01/2009 : 12:55:28 PM
Origin Ver. and Service Release (Select Help-->About Origin): 8.0891
Operating System: WinXP

Hello all,

a part of my code can look through a column and find the max value and write it out to a cell fro number of worksheet...now I also want to know the row number where that maximum value was at. How do I do that?

Column col_temp(wksData,2);
Dataset maxfittedy(col_temp);
double maxpeak;
maxpeak=max(maxfittedy);

this is what I did to find the max value of Column #2 of wksData and stored it in a double maxpeak. very simple (i'm totally beginner).

so what can I do to find the position of this max value returned by max(maxfittedy)?

Thank you very much!!!!!
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cjfraz Posted - 05/05/2009 : 11:35:59 PM
There's probably several valid ways to do this, but my suggestion would be to use the GetMinMax method of the vector class as it will easily return indices... 

void bb(){
	Dataset dsTemp("Book1",1);
	uint indexMin,indexMax;
	double dMin, dMax;
	dsTemp.GetMinMax(dMin, dMax, &indexMin, &indexMax);
	printf("min: %3.2f\nmax: %3.2f\niMin: %i\niMax: %i", dMin, dMax, indexMin, indexMax);
}



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