Manuals/calci/MIDN

MIDN(Array, n, fromX)


  • is the set of elements in an array
  • is the number of middle elements of a given array to be displayed
  • is the number of elements to be skipped after the first element

Description

  • MIDN() function is used to display the mentioned number of values in an array, skipping the specified number of elements from the first element.
  • First element of an array is displayed. Remaining   values are displayed after skipping the   elements from the array.
  • Argument   can be text, numbers, or any special characters like @,&...
  •   should be entered in double quotes("") for text and special characters.
  • Argument   should be a positive number less than or equal to the number of values in array. Count with decimal value is rounded to nearest integer.
  • For   greater than number of elements in array, or negative value, Calci displays first element of array.

Examples

  • MIDN([1,9,15,34,22,6,7,43,21,99],4,2) = 1 34 22 6
  • MIDN(1..20,5,4) = 1 6 7 8 9
  • MIDN([200,300,400,500,600,700],1.6,1) = 200 400
  • MIDN(["name","address","pin"],1/3) = name
  • MIDN(1..5,-2) = 1
  • MIDN(1..5,7) = 1

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