Is there a function to get the curve index of the last point of a curve?
Altair EmployeeI want to use some templex functions for notes and text boxes that extract values from curves, such as the peak value and final value. For the peak, I can use the indexofmax(curve.id) function. Is there a similar one to get the final point? I wasn't able to find a similar command in the help.
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Altair EmployeeThe {max(p1w1c1.x)} function will give the maximum value of the x curve, but not the index number. However, I realized that I could just use the indexofmax(p1w1c1.x) rather than .y to get the index of the largest X value, rather than for the peak Y value.
Thanks for idea though Cesar - it did get me to the right answer.
Altair Employeemmhh, feels like I just did 'a homer' hehe!
Altair EmployeeYou can find the index of the last point by using the following statement:
{numpts(p1w1c1.y)-1}
Regards,
Liz
I have not try it but how about using the next templatex function:
{max(p1w1c1.x)}
p1 = page 1
w1 = window1
c1 = curve 1
this should give the max value in the X axis.