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There are four types of If Conditions: If-then statement If-then-else statement Nested if statements Switch statements

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How To Use If Condition

Now we will see that how we can use if condition in MS Excel.

If condition in MS Excel is quite similar to if condition which we use for our programming languages.

Now to use if condition in our Excel sheet we can write it as a formula, such as '=if(G3>15,H3+2000,H3' where G3 is Years in Company and H3 is Salary.

From this example we want to show that, whosever years are greater than 15 in this company will receive 2000 Rs. bonus in their salary.

So now when we will implement our if statement we will observe that whosesoever years are more than 15 in this company will receive bonus while others will receive their usual salaries.

Now we can also add another if statement inside an if statement. For example '=if(G3>15,H3+2000,if(G3>10,H3+1000,H3))' where G3 is Years in Company and H3 is Salary.

From this example we want to show that who's ever years are greater than 15 in this company will receive 2000 rupees bonus in their salary, and also those who are above 10 years will received thousand rupees as bonus.

So this is how if condition works in MS Excel.

An "if" condition is a conditional statement that is used to compare two values. If the condition is true, then one set of instructions are executed. If the condition is false, then another set of instructions are executed.

Excel is a powerful spreadsheet tool that offers conditional formatting, which allows you to apply different formats to cells depending on the content of the cell. For example, if a cell contains a number, it will be formatted with a green background color. If it contains text, it will be formatted with a red background color.

An if condition can be used to check whether a variable is true or false. In Excel, the if condition can be written in two ways: either as an =IF() function or as an =AND() function.

There are four types of If Conditions:

If-then statement
If-then-else statement
Nested if statements
Switch statements

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If Condition in MS Excel

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Overview

What is an If condition in MS Excel?

How can I use an If condition in Excel?

What are some alternatives to using an if condition in Excel?

What are the different types of If Conditions?

Learner's Ratings

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Pavan Sonavale

REETI TALANI

SHEKH ALLAUDDIN GANIMIYA

Mahesh Mali

Uttam Kumar Bose

SOHAIB HAFEEZ

Vishesh

MANISH KUMAR

Anita mohanlal Kumawat

Komal Sharma

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