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Line 11: This can be used to extract the maximum from a number of input datasets. Any number of input files can be specified. If a maximum folder exists in an .xmdf file for the type specified, this dataset will be used, for dat files use -t99999 to use the maximum data in the .dat file.<br> <u>Examples</u><br> ~~<li><tt>res_to_res.exe -max -t99999 results_1_h.dat results_2_h.dat results_3_h.dat</tt></li>~~ Extracts the maximum water level from the three .dat files, where the maximum water level over all timesteps (tracked and output to t99999) is available for each of the .dat files.▼ <li><tt>res_to_res.exe -max -typeH results_1.xmdf results_2.xmdf results_3.xmdf</tt></li> ▲Extracts the maximum water level from the three .~~dat~~xmdf files, where the maximum water level is tracked over all timesteps ~~(tracked and output to t99999) is available for each of the .dat files~~. ~~As above but for results stored in xmdf file format.~~ <li><tt>res_to_res.exe -max ~~results_h~~-typeH results.~~dat~~xmdf</tt></li> ~~Extracts~~When no maximums has been written directly, extracts the maximum water level of all available output times ~~for a .dat file~~. Note this does not provide the true, tracked maximum over all timesteps. ==Min==

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