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Hello,

I have a listview and I converted the values from it in a 2D array and I need to calculate average, total and the biggest of the data from one column.

the 2d array is named $lt1 

$lt1[0][0] = is the number of rows (how many values I have) This number will change so one time $lt1[0][0]  is 10 for ex, another time $lt1[0][0]  is 4 or can be any number. The number of elements is not exact (n+1)

my values are in $lt1[1 to n+1][12]

So I need to calculate the average for the number $lt1[1][12], $lt1[2][12], $lt1[3][12], $lt1[n+1][12] .

 

How I can do this please?

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Within the same loop:

Local $average, $total, $max
For $n = 1 To $lt1[0][0]
    $average += $lt1[$n][12]
    $total += $lt1[$n][12]
    If $lt1[$n][12] > $max Then $max = $lt1[$n][12]
Next
$average = $average / $lt1[0][0]

 

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Hello guys,

I tried both script but no one is working correct when calculating the maximum value from the array.

So I have this values:

0

0

0

0

3

0

6

0

0

144

 

Average value is: 15.3

Big value is: 6

Total 153

Why big value is 6 and not 144?

I used this code:

$lt1 = _GUIListViewEx_ReadToArray($listatickete, 1)
        _ArrayDisplay($lt1, "1D display")
        
Local $average, $total, $max
For $n = 1 To $lt1[0][0]
    $average += $lt1[$n][14]
    $total += $lt1[$n][14]
    If $lt1[$n][14] > $max Then $max = $lt1[$n][14]
Next
$average = $average / $lt1[0][0]


Msgbox (0, "average", $average)
Msgbox (0, "bigvar", $max)
    Msgbox (0, "total", $total)

 

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Probably because you've stored your values as strings and not integers or reals.

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This detail was omitted from the OP. Try this:

Local $average, $total, $max
For $n = 1 To $lt1[0][0]
    $average += $lt1[$n][12]
    $total += $lt1[$n][12]
    If Number($lt1[$n][12]) > $max Then $max = Number($lt1[$n][12])
Next
$average = $average / $lt1[0][0]

 

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