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RE: If Function
Hi Katy, I guess this is you again, in answer to the question: the IF function is used to determine the state of a condition, ie: if it is TRUE or FALSE, dependant on the answer then further actions can be undertaken; so if we condsider the formula =IF(A1>=100,A1*2,0) which translated would be; Is A1 greater than or equal to 100, if it is (TRUE) then multiply the value of A1 bt 2, if it is not, (FALSE) then do nothing (0).
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