-e used a “for each row” to detect the elements
-Then a “switch” to detect a certain element, in this case “costototal”
-which I put in a variable, through the “assign” activity
-this variable has 6 “6 numbers” data
-I would like to detect the smallest of them
-Put the term (if any?), in an activity “write line” and have the lowest number
that’s the for each and the variable “costototal”
those are the data of the variable “costototal”, I would like to have a way of knowing the minimum value
If you only want the smallest value of a datatable column, you can just use Sort Activity and then get the value of the first row, dont need to For Each Row…
is that first I need certain excel values, since if I use that method that they tell me I would get the minimum value of the entire column, that’s why I use “for each” and then the “switch”
lol, that is a weird excel file so create a variable of type List(Of Double) and in every loop you add the value in the collection, after you can get it like this:
Dim RowindexMin As Double = (From row As RowsFound In MyList.OrderBy(Function(x) x.LineValue) Select row.RowIndex).First
Before the loop you assign: MyList = new List(Of Double)
Inside the loop you add the values using a Add To Collection activity.
After the end of loop you assign:
MySmallValue = MyList.ToArray.Min()
