Write the output of the following formula/functions:
=Max(–45,7,2)
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Explanation:
values.
In financial analysis, MAX can be useful in calculating the highest score, the fastest time, the highest expense or revenue amount, etc.
Formula
=MAX(number1, [number2], …)
Number1 and number2 are the arguments used for the function, where Number1 is required and the subsequent values are optional.
In MS Excel 2007 and later versions, we can provide up to 255 number arguments to the MAX function. However, in Excel 2003 and earlier versions, it can only accept up to 30 number arguments.
Arguments can be provided as constants, or as cell references or ranges. If an argument is supplied to the function as a reference to a cell, or an array of cells, the MAX function will ignore blank cells, and text or logical values contained within the supplied cell range. However, logical values and text representations of numbers that are supplied directly to the function will be included in the calculation.