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New
a year ago

New functions: MAX () and MIN ()

The usage of MAX and MIN functions is pretty common on finance. Until today, we’ve seen a lot of usage of IF ELSE to cover these formulas (e.g. IF variableA > variableB THEN variableA ELSE variableB). However, this makes formulas less readable and clean.

What’s new?

We are now introducing two new functions into our formula library: MAX and MIN to make modeling experience quicker and cleaner.

How do they work?

  • MAX formula returns the largest values in a set of variables or constants
  • MIN formula returns the lowest values in a set of variables or constants

These functions can also be combined with other functions, such as IF ELSE. 

Learn more about how to use them in the academy:

  • MAX: Link
  • MIN: Link