15 IF Statement Examples in Excel

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15 different examples of using the IF statement function in Microsoft Excel.

This includes examples that range from simple to complex and includes many different scenarios that will show you the ways that you can use the IF statement to make your spreadsheets better and more advanced.

You will learn how to use comparison operators, text, numbers, other functions and even other IF statements within IF statements.


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