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Revision as of 17:02, 6 December 2013
MAX(n1,n2,...)
- Where n1,n2,... are numbers.
MAX() calculates the largest value in a set of given values.
Description
MAX(n1,n2,....)
For Example,
MAX(10,40,5,2,100) returns 100
MAX(-3,0.02,TRUE,-7) returns 1
- Arguments can be numbers, logical values, text, array or references that contain numbers.
- Calci displays zero if the arguments do not have any numbers.
- If the logical values and text values are entered directly in the argument, they are considered in finding the MAX value.
- If the logical values and text values are entered as a part of array or reference, they are not counted.
Examples
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=MAX(A1:A6) : Calculates the maximum value in the range A1 to A6. TRUE and NAME are not counted. Displays 100 as a result. =MAX(200,A3) : Calculates the maximum value between 200 and -6. Displays 200 as a result. =MAX(A1:A3, 2) : Calculates the maximum value in the range A1 to A3 and value 2. Displays 2 as a result.