Analyse deposits with MAX, MIN and LARGE
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MAX and MIN answer the easiest questions about a numerical column: what is the largest value and what is the smallest? LARGE asks for a ranked position, such as the second-largest.
Using the whole data range matters more than the function names. A result can look reasonable even when the range stops one row early, so check the first and last rows before trusting a summary.
Fill E2:E5 with the largest deposit, the smallest, the second largest and the third largest.
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Adapted from Excel Beginners Practice Lab by Muhammad Auwal Abdulaziz (MIT).