Max Function in Excel

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The MAX function in Excel is used to find the largest value in a set of values. Here's how you can use the MAX function

Basic Syntax:

=MAX(number1, [number2], [number3], ...)

Example: Let's say you have a range of cells from A1 to A6, and you want to find the maximum value in that range. You can use the MAX function like this:

=MAX(A1:A6)

This formula will return the largest value from cells A1 to A6.

Alternatively, you can use individual arguments:

=MAX(A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6)

Both of these formulas will give you the same result.

Multiple Arguments: You can use the MAX function with multiple arguments, just like the SUM function. For example:

=MAX(A1:A3, C1:C2, E2)

This formula will find the maximum value among the values in the specified ranges.

Remember that, similar to other functions in Excel, the MAX function also starts with an equals sign (=) since it is a formula

Related Topics

=> Introduction of Excel
=> User Interface
=> The Excel Interface: Application Window
=> The Excel Interface: The Workbook Window
=> Creating, Opening and Exporting Workbook and Compatibility mode
=> Understanding Cell, Cell content
=> Modify Row, Colums and Cell, Wraping text and Merging text
=> Excel Shortcut Key
=> Home Tab: Clipboard Font Formatting, Text Alignment
=> Home Tab: Number, Styles, Cell, Editing
=> Addition and the SUM Function
=> Subraction (Minus)
=> Multiply and PRODUCT Function in Excel
=> Divide or Division
=> Reminder in Excel
=> Max Function in Excel
=> Min Function in Excel
=> Average Functions
=> Count Functions
=> Counta Function

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