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Default How do you use more than 7 arguments in a logical IF?

I am able to utilize a logical IF to automatically select the data I want to
show in a cell based on the result of the logical IF statement. My problem
is that I want to exceed the apparent limit of 7 nested IF's. The result
must show up in a speciofic cell.
I could utilize several cells (on a different worksheet) to all reference
the data in a specific cell and then use a seperate cell to query the result
of the cells but that is where I get confused.
 
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