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Hello,

can someone give me some tips how i can read in _ArrayMax numbers with space?

#include <Array.au3>
Global $avArray[5]
$avArray[1] = "500"
$avArray[2] = " 1 450"
$avArray[3] = "3"
$avArray[4] = "4 998 "
$max = _ArrayMax($avArray)
MsgBox(0,'',$max) ; result is 500

Thanks in advance.

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Strip the spaces out of the array elements with StringStripWS, or make sure that there are no spaces in the data you put in the array. If you require the spaces to remain, then you'll have to come up with your own version of _ArrayMax as this one won't do what you want it to do.

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6105,

StringStripWS should help you here. :oops:

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BrewManNH and M23, thank so much!!

That work

#include <Array.au3>
Global $avArray[5]
$avArray[1] = "500"
$avArray[2] = " 1 450"
$avArray[3] = " 31 232 "
$avArray[4] = "4 998 "
For $i = 0 To 4 Step +1
$number = $avArray[$i]
$newString = StringStripWS($number, 8)
$avArray[$i] = $newString
Next
$MaxNumber = _ArrayMax($avArray,1)
MsgBox(0,'',$MaxNumber)

Tedy.

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Few tips:

You don't have to copy values back and forth in different variables.

You can use direct array inittialization (including element 0).

Step 1 is redundant.

#include <Array.au3>
Global $avArray[5] = ["100 000 000", "500", " 1 450", " 31 232 ", "4 998 "]
For $i = 0 To 4
    $avArray[$i] = StringStripWS($avArray[$i], 8)
Next
$MaxNumber = _ArrayMax($avArray)
MsgBox(0,'',$MaxNumber)

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