MAX is a function in Google Sheets that finds the largest value in a range of cells. You can use MAX to find the largest value in a column, or in a row. You can also use MAX to find the largest value in a range of cells that are not in a column or a row. To use MAX, you first need to select the range of cells that you want to use as the source for the function. Then, you need to type "=MAX(" followed by the cell range, and then ")" without the quotes.
The MAX function in Google Sheets takes a single argument, which is the cell range to be queried. The function then returns the maximum value from the range.
MAX() is a function in Google Sheets that allows you to find the maximum value in a column or row of data. To use MAX(), simply enter the function into a cell, and then select the range of cells you want to include in the function. The function will return the maximum value in the selected range. For example, if you have a list of numbers in column A, and you want to find the largest number in the list, you can use the MAX() function like this: =MAX(A2:A10)
There are a few instances where you should not use MAX in Google Sheets. One is if you are trying to find the largest value in a range of cells that are not consecutive. In this instance, you would use the LARGE function. Another instance where you should not use MAX is if you want to find the largest value in a list of numbers. In this instance, you would use the LARGE function or the SUMPRODUCT function.
There are a few similar formulae to MAX in Google Sheets. The MAX function finds the largest value in a range of cells. The LARGE function finds the k-th largest value in a range of cells. The MIN function finds the smallest value in a range of cells. The SMALL function finds the k-th smallest value in a range of cells.
