Math & Text
min
$min[]
Returns the smallest value among the provided arguments.
Syntax
$min[value1;value2;...]
$min[]
The function $min[] compares all provided values and returns the smallest of them. It is variadic, meaning it accepts an unlimited number of arguments.
Syntax
$min[value1;value2;...]
Parameters
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
values |
number | Yes | List of numerical values separated by ;. Variadic. |
Behavior
- Iterates through all values and returns the smallest one.
- Supports negative and decimal numbers.
- With a single argument, returns that argument.
- With zero arguments, the behavior is undefined (returns empty or 0).
Examples
Simple minimum:
$min[10;3]
→ 3
Multiple values:
$min[5;12;3;8;1]
→ 1
With negative numbers:
$min[-5;10;-2;0]
→ -5
With decimal numbers:
$min[2.5;1.1;3.9]
→ 1.1
Notes
- To find the largest value, use
$max[]. - For more complex comparisons, use
$calculate[min(a, b)]. - The separator is the semicolon
;.