MAX

About the functions

Finds the highest values in time series, numbers, arrays or combinations of these.

The result series has the same resolution as the input time series.

Syntax

• MAX(T)
• MAX(d)
• MAX(D)
• MAX(t)
• MAX(t,t)
• MAX(T,t)
• MAX(t,T)
• MAX(t,d)
• MAX(d,d)
• MAX(T,T)

#	Type	Description
1	t T d D	Time series. Array of time series. Number. Array of numbers.
2	t d T	Time series. Optional. Number. Optional. Array of time series. Optional.

Example

Example 1: @MAX(t)

ResTs = @MAX(@t('Ts')

Returns the highest value of the time series for the requested period. See similar example for the @MIN(t) function.

Example 2: @MAX(t,t)

ResTs = @MAX(@t('Ts1'),@t('Ts2'))

Returns the highest value of time series 1 and 2 for every time step.

See similar example for the @MIN(t,t) function.

Example 3: @MAX(d,d)

Res = @MAX(8,2.5)

Res = 8

Returns the largest of the two values.

Example 4: @MAX(D)

Res = @MAX({1,5,8,2.5,11})

Res = 11

Returns the largest value of the array of numbers.

Example 5: @MAX(T)

ResTs = @MAX({@t('Ts1'),@t('Ts2'),@t('Ts3')})

{@t('Ts1'),@t('Ts2'),@t('Ts3')} is an array of time series.

Returns the largest value of all the time series of the array for every time step.