How to use Greater Than or Equal to in Excel

Written by John Gleave in Excel Training Videos Last Updated October 4, 2023

In this Excel Training video, we’ll show you how to use the greater than or equals to operator. You will learn how to efficiently use the operator within formulas for numerical comparisons, enhancing precision in various tasks such as data analysis and budget calculations.

We will also teach you how to use the operator in conditional formatting, allowing dynamic cell highlighting based on specified conditions. This visual enhancement not only improves data clarity but also enables quick identification of trends, outliers, or critical thresholds. By the end of the tutorial, you’ll have mastered the greater than or equals to operator’s integration in Microsoft Excel.

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=IF(A1 >= B1, "Yes", "No")

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John Gleave has been a researcher, content writer, and senior editor at Business Tech Planet since 2022. John was formerly a data analyst and web designer with expertise in several programming languages, such as JavaScript, JQuery, PHP, CSS, SQL, and more! With a passion for writing and technology, he has now focused his skills on crafting tech guides for BTP. You can connect with John on LinkedIn.

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