Google Sheets: How to Use IF(OR) for Multiple Conditions
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The IF(OR) Formula in Google Sheets
The IF(OR) formula in Google Sheets allows you to check multiple conditions at once and return a specific value if any of the conditions are met.
Here's how to use the IF(OR) formula:
- Start by typing
=IF(OR(in a cell where you want the result to appear. - List the conditions you want to check inside the OR function, separated by commas. For example,
=IF(OR(A1>10, B1="Yes"), "Condition met", "Condition not met")will check if cell A1 is greater than 10 or if cell B1 is equal to "Yes". - Close the OR function with a closing parenthesis
). - Enter the value you want to display if any of the conditions are met after a comma. This is the value that will appear in the cell if any of the conditions are true.
- Enter the value you want to display if none of the conditions are met after another comma. This is the value that will appear in the cell if none of the conditions are true.
- Close the IF function with a closing parenthesis
).
Once you have entered the formula correctly, press Enter to see the result in the cell. The cell will display the value you specified if any of the conditions are met, or the other value if none of the conditions are true.
Now you can use simple words to process data. It's at CapGo AI Sheet. For Google Sheet formula '=IF(OR(A1 = "Yes", B1 = "Yes"), "Confirmed", "Pending")':
You can write a simple instruction "Return 'Confirmed' if either #A or #B is 'Yes', otherwise return 'Pending'"
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