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by - delegate John-paul [1 post] (2008 Jan 24 Thu, 09:51) replyReply

Is there an easy way to get to grips with using multiple IF statements i.e. is there a working example out there that can show me how to string lots of them together?

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RE: IF statements

by - delegate Paul gold contributer[121 posts] (2008 Jan 25 Fri, 10:48) replyReply

=IF(A1>100,"high",IF(A1=100,"exact",IF(A1<100,"low","")))

This illustrates how to use multiple if statements together.

if the result is true, then do one thing, otherwise move onto the next thing and so on.


remember to put a close bracket for every open bracket.


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