If you use the above methods there is often a finite limit on the number of arguments the function will process. An alternate way is to pass a range of cells. Using this form is the same as giving a range of cells. A third method is to pass named variables to the function. In the following description of functions it is assumed that you use one of the above methods.
Many functions require more than one argument.
Each argument is separated by a comma. You cannot omit arguments from the middle of the argument list. In some functions you can specify parameters at the end of the list by simply omitting them. Excel provides default values. Some examples of various function calls are given below.