Basic Examples (2) 

Create a notebook with content:

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Select the largest cell by ByteCount:

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Scope (3) 

Find the largest cell in this notebook:

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Find the ten largest cells in this notebook:

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Find the 10 cells before this one in this notebook:

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Select the largest one from that list:

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Print the largest cell back out:

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Options (4) 

Use the CellStyle option to limit the cells:

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Find the largest input cell:

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Find the two largest input cells:

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Find the largest output cell:

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Properties and Relations (2) 

Omitting the count n gives the largest CellObject directly:

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Giving 1 as the count gives the largest cell in a list:

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Applications (5) 

Retrieve a notebook:

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See the size:

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Find the three largest output cells:

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Replace the outputs with images:

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The notebook is now much smaller:

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