Today, we will learn an
important lesson in MS Excel. As you already have known that, there are many basic
functions available in Excel to perform different operations.
MAX function is one of
the basic and necessary built-in functions of it. Basically, MAX function in excel returns the
largest numeric values from a given data set. It checks the highest number from
a range of values (number). This function doesn’t count logical values or texts
and ignores all blank cells.
Basic Syntax
=MAX(number1,[number2],
…)
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From the syntax, you
can see that this function pass arguments which are numeric values and this
function only check which one is maximum among these values and return the numeric
value in your selected cell.
Suppose, you want to
know the highest sell of products, the highest temperature from several
patients, fastest time and for many more cases you can use Excel MAX function.
Let’s have a look at
the procedure, how you can write MAX function and get the result. For that
purpose, tutorialabc.com creates a simple excel book with a tiny amount of demo
data as an example. So, follow thoroughly to those screenshots given in this
article and hope all your confusion will be clear with MAX function.
First create an excel
book similar like that,
Then just under the
cell, start typing “= MAX”
and press the tab button of your keyboard. Then just pass
arguments from the table values from where you want to calculate the maximum
value. For our case, we want to get the maximum value from Total Profit cell.
So, we will click on the head of the cell to select the entire cell to check
within it.
And then just press ENTER
of your keyboard and it will return the maximum value from among those
values.
Don’t you think, it’s very simple to use MAX
function in MS-Excel.
There’s another way, you can use MAX function
from insert function (fx) table and here I am giving you a gif file so that you can
understand how it can be sorted out.
Take a closer look at the gif file and if you don’t
catch it up, please contact us and ask for help for the clarification. Here’s
the gif,
Thanks for staying with
tutorialabc. In next tutorial, we will give you a lesson of MIN function
in Excel. Till then stay safe and stay healthy. Keep learning with
tutorialabc.com
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