In Excel, What Does the Formula "=MAX(B25:D25)" Do

question 104

Multiple Choice

In Excel, what does the formula "=MAX(B25:D25) " do?

• A) It returns the largest value in either cell B25 or cell D25.
• B) It converts all values in the range between B25 and D25 to the highest value in that range.
• C) Whichever of B25 or D25 is lowest, it converts that value to the other one.
• D) It returns the largest value among cells B25, C25, and D25.
• E) It maximizes the formulas in each of the cells in the range between B25 and D25.

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