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Is there an equation in Excel to use multiple if then statements?
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Is there an equation in Excel to use multiple if then statements?
Please post your question in the body of your message, not just in the
heading. Some systems cannot cope with "empty" messages. Look in HELP for AND and OR, or post more details of what kind or multiple if statement you need. -- Kind regards, Niek Otten "Cody5" wrote in message ... |
Is there an equation in Excel to use multiple if then statements?
what do you mean by "multiple if then statements"?
You can nest them: =IF(condition1, true1, IF(condition2, true2, false2)) you can have multiple if's sequentially: =IF(condition1, true1, false1) & IF(condition2, true2, false2) In article , "Cody5" wrote: |
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