How to use the large function in Excel

Excel's LARGE function can return the Nth element specified from largest to smallest in the number list: Syntax: LARGER (array, n) Parameters: array (number list), n (the element to be found, from largest to smallest) to the Nth smallest) Usage: Select the cell where you want to place the result and enter the formula =LARGE(array, n)

LARGE in Excel Function

The LARGE function can return the specified Nth element from largest to smallest in a list of numbers.

Syntax:

<code>LARGE(数组, n)</code>

Parameters:

• Array: Contains the element to be found list of numbers.
• n: The element to be found, the Nth from largest to smallest.

Usage:

1. Select the cell where you want to place the result.
2. Enter the following formula:

<code>=LARGE(数组, n)</code>

3. Press the Enter key.

Example:

Suppose you have a list of numbers A1:A10, and you need to find the fifth element from largest to smallest.

In cell E1, enter the following formula:

<code>=LARGE(A1:A10, 5)</code>

Press the Enter key, and cell E1 will display the result.

Note:

• n must be a positive integer.
• If n exceeds the length of the array, the function will return a #NUM! error.
• The LARGE function sorts numbers, so the order of the array may change.
• For repeated values, the function will return the first occurrence of the element.

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