From:	Clemens Valens <c DOT valensNOc DOT SPAM AT mindless DOT com DOT invalid>
Subject:	Re: What is MID() macro ?
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You should call it with parameters in increasing order, i.e.
MID(a,b,c) where a<=b<=c. It works like a limiter, you
always get b back, unless it is out of range. In that case
you get a maximum or minimum value back.

Clemens


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