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={LARGE(Data,ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&ROWS(Data))))}The above:sorts Datacounts the largest N values of Datareverses the order of Datasums the largest N values of data

Question

What does the following formula do?

={LARGE(Data, ROW(INDIRECT("1:"&ROWS(Data))))}
  1. **sorts Data
  2. counts the largest N values of Data
  3. reverses the order of Data
  4. sums the largest N values of data
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Solution

The formula you provided seems to be written in Excel language. However, it appears to be incomplete or incorrect as it is.

The INDIRECT function in Excel returns the reference specified by a text string. In this case, "1:"&ROWS(Data) would return a reference to all the rows in the Data range.

The ROW function returns the row number of a reference.

The LARGE function returns the k-th largest value in a data set, where k is the value you specify.

However, the formula as it is written does not make sense because the LARGE function is not present, and the ROW and INDIRECT functions are not properly used.

Therefore, none of the options you provided are correct based on the formula. It neither sorts Data, counts the largest N values of Data, reverses the order of Data, nor sums the largest N values of data.

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