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Excel Min Max Average

The document describes four Excel functions: MIN, MAX, AVERAGE, and AVERAGEIF. MIN returns the smallest value from a range, MAX returns the largest value, AVERAGE calculates the average of numbers provided, and AVERAGEIF calculates the average of numbers in a range that meet supplied criteria. Each function is defined along with notes on their usage and arguments.

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Excel Min Max Average

The document describes four Excel functions: MIN, MAX, AVERAGE, and AVERAGEIF. MIN returns the smallest value from a range, MAX returns the largest value, AVERAGE calculates the average of numbers provided, and AVERAGEIF calculates the average of numbers in a range that meet supplied criteria. Each function is defined along with notes on their usage and arguments.

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Min
- Purpose: get the smallest value
- Min function: =MIN (number1,[number2],…)
- Note
+ number 1: Number, reference to numeric value, or range that contains numeric values.
+ number2: [optional] Number, reference to numeric value, or range that contains numeric
values
2. Max
- Purpose: get the largest value
- Max function: =MAX(number1,[number2],…)
- Note
+ number 1: Number, reference to numeric value, or range that contains numeric values.
+ number2: [optional] Number, reference to numeric value, or range that contains numeric
values
3. Average
- The average function calculates the average of numbers provided as arguments
- Average function: =AVERAGE (number1, [number2],…)
- Note
+ Number1 is a number (like “547”) or a cell reference (like “D6”).
+ So is number2. You can include as many numbers as you like.
4. Averageif
- Averageif calculates the average of the numbers in a range that meet supplied criteria.
Criteria can be supplied as numbers, strings, or references. Valid criteria could be 10, “>10”,
A1, or”<”&A1
- Averageif function: =AVERAGEIF(range,criteria,[average_range])
- Note:
+ The range is the location where we can expect to find cells that meet the criteria.
+ The criteria are the value or expression that Excel should look for within the range.
+ Average range is an optional argument. This is the range of cells where the values to be
averaged are located. If the average_range is omitted, the range is used.

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