Nested IF Functions in Excel
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In this video we look at IF functions, one of my favourites and most useful functions i've learned.
The IF function has three sections inside the brackets, which are separated by commas:
The comparison statement
The value to use when the comparison is true
The value to use when the comparison is false
=IF(Comparison,true value,false value)
Nested IF
=IF(comparison1, true value, IF(comparision2, true value, both false value))
=IF(A1=75,“Pass”,IF(A1=50,”Fail”,”ReTake”)
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