How to use the IF and OR functions in Excel

In this Excel Training video, we’ll guide you through the effective utilization of Excel’s IF function, demonstrate the integration of logical OR conditions within an IF statement, delve into the functionality of the AND function for more complex scenarios, and unveil a bonus tip that leverages the powerful SWITCH function. Join us as we explore these fundamental yet powerful tools in Excel for making informed decisions and enhancing your spreadsheet skills

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IF function example:

=IF(A1 >= 50, “50 or above”, “Lower than 50”)

If Cell A1 is greater than or equal to 50, output “50 or above” else output “Lower than 50.”

OR function example (IF OR):

=IF(OR(A1 >= 50, B1 >= 50), “50 or above”, “Lower than 50”)

If Cell A1 or Cell B1 is greater than or equal to 50, output “50 or above” else output “Lower than 50.”

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