MIN

Returns the smallest of given numbers

Usage

MIN(numbers...)

Parameters

numbers	(Required) A number or a list of numbers
...	You can use as many numbers and lists of numbers as you want (at least 1). See examples below

Examples

Example	With these variables	Result
MIN(a, b, c)	a is 10.5 b is -3 c is 4	-3
MIN([2, 6, 3])	(None)	2
MIN(-10)	(None)	-10
MIN(value, 100)	value is 110	100
MIN(value, 100)	value is 40	40
MIN([2, 6, 3], [10, -1])	(None)	-1

Reminders

A text containing digits is not handled as a number. To have an actual number:

use the @NUMBER_QUESTION to set the variable
write a numeric value directly in the code without quotes, ex: age >= 18
use a function which converts to a number: NUMBER(text_containing_numbers)
use a function which returns a number: FIND("world", "hello everybody")

See also

MAX
CLAMP