Extracts the minimum and maximum values found in a list.
For example, if this feature enters this transformer:
somelist{0}.val = 12
somelist{1}.val = 0.5
somelist{2}.val = 8
Then the value assigned to the resulting minimum attribute would be 0.5 and the value assigned to the maximum attribute would be 12.
Note that non-numeric minima and maxima may also be extracted. For example, if this feature enters this transformer:
somelist{0}.val = 'apple'
somelist{1}.val = 'donut'
somelist{2}.val = 'aardvark'
Then the value assigned to the resulting minimum attribute would be 'aardvark' and the value assigned to the maximum attribute would be 'donut'.
If some values are numeric and some are not, the minimum and maximum values extracted may not be useful.
Parameters
Source List Attribute
Specify the list attribute from which to extract minimum and maximum values.
Resulting Minimum Attribute
The name of the attribute to hold the minimum value.
Resulting Maximum Attribute
The name of the attribute to hold the maximum value.
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