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How do i use "AND" in an if statement on Excel worksheet?
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Hi,
when you want to meet two conditions for example
A1= 2
A2= 3

if the conditions above are true you want to result be "OK" otherwise "WRONG"

=if(and(A1=2,A2=3),"OK","WRONG")

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How do i use "AND" in an if statement on Excel worksheet?

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Here's an example:

=IF(AND(A10,B10),"Positive","not valid")

Both A1 and B1 have to be greater than 0 to get "positive".

Hope this helps.

Pete

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