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Default Finding the Max, Min values based on certain criteria for an array

10:06 AM 9.56
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10:06 AM 9.55
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10:02 AM 9.53
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10:00 AM 9.51
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10:00 AM 9.5
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10:00 AM 9.5
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10:00 AM 9.51
10:00 AM 9.51

I would like to know how to get the Max Value of say 10:00 AM, Max value of
10:01 AM etc. I would also like a formula to give the Min value and also the
start value and end value. There is a seconds component so for 10:00 AM the
first value is 9.51 and the last value is 9.51 too, for 10:01 AM the first
value is 9.52 and the last is 9.53 etc.
 
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