Drag the cursor to the the maximum amplitude using LTspice

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In LTspice, there is no automatic feature to drag the cursor to find the maximum or minimum amplitude of a signal in a plot; users must manually drag the cursor. To simplify the process, one effective method is to zoom in on specific sections of the plot, which helps in identifying the maximum or minimum values more easily. Despite this zooming capability, manual cursor adjustment remains necessary for precise value estimation. The discussion highlights the limitations of LTspice in automating this aspect of signal analysis. Overall, users need to rely on manual techniques to determine maximum power transfer in their circuits.
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So i am trying to find the maximum power transfer of a circuit. See attached image.
Is there any way to automatically drag the cursor of a plot to the maximum/minimum amplitude of a signal when simulating LTspice? Or do you need to manually drag the cursor and estimate values from the y-axis of the plot?

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Hi DEU.Osterhagen.

I've made quite a lot of use of LTspice and haven't come across any automatic way to find the maximum of a plot. What I've been doing instead is using the ability to zoom in on sections of the plot to magnify the area of interest, making finding the maximum (or minimum) easier. Still need to drag the cursor though.
 

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