On Jan 28, 2007, at 9:44 AM, David Grogono wrote:
On Jan 27, 2007, at 8:25 PM, Norman Palardy wrote:
the min is
min(min(min(min(min(min(min(min(min(min(Val(Days1.text), (Val
(Days2.text)), Val(Days3.text)), Val(Days4.text)), Val
(Days5.text)), Val(Days6.text)), Val(Days7.text)), Val
(Days8.text)), Val(Days9.text)), Val(Days10.text)), Val
(Days11.text)))
Since Min can take more that 2 parameters, this would be easier to
read:
min( Val(Days1.text), Val(Days2.text), Val(Days3.text), Val
(Days4.text), Val(Days5.text), Val(Days6.text), Val(Days7.text), Val
(Days8.text), Val(Days9.text), Val(Days10.text), Val(Days11.text) )
Wasn't sure which version he's using
In 5.5.5 min takes 2 arguments. In 2005 and newer it can take
multiple arguments.
Using it in the manner David's suggesting is better than tons of min
() calls IF you're using a version that supports the multi argument min
Of course the other works in every version it just looks nasty :)
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