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import { AmaliaFunctionDefault } from '../../AmaliaFunction';
export const numbersMax = new AmaliaFunctionDefault<number[], number>({
name: AmaliaFunctionKeys.MAX,
category: AmaliaFunctionCategory.NUMBERS,
nbParamsRequired: 0,
hasInfiniteParams: true,
description: 'Return the maximum among parameters such as numbers, fields, properties, variables, formulas etc',
exec: (...numbers) => Math.max(...numbers),
params: [
{ name: 'param1', description: 'The first param to compare' },
{ name: 'param2', description: 'The second param to compare' },
{ name: 'paramN', description: 'The Nth param to compare' },
],
examples: [
{
desc: 'Returns 8',
formula: 'MAX(8, 3)' as AmaliaFormula,
result: 8,
},
{
desc: 'Returns 623',
formula: 'MAX(10, 2, 0, 5, 623)' as AmaliaFormula,
result: 623,
},
{
desc: 'Returns the maximum between Commission and 0. This will return only positive Commission.',
formula: 'MAX(0, statement.commission)',
},
{
desc: 'Returns the most recent date between Close Date and Payment Date.',
formula: 'MAX(opportunity.closeDate, statementPeriod.paymentDate)',
},
],
});
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