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IF
This function performs a comparison and returns one of two provided values based on that comparison.
Syntax
IF(valueTest, valueTrue, valueFalse)
Arguments
This function has these arguments:
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
valueTest | Value or expression to evaluate |
valueTrue | Value to return if the test evaluates to true |
valueFalse | Value to return if the test evaluates to false |
Remarks
The value of valueTest is evaluated.
If it is non-zero (or TRUE), then valueTrue is returned.
If it is zero (or FALSE), then valueFalse is returned.
The value of valueTest must be numeric data or evaluated to it, where non-zero values indicate TRUE, and a value of zero indicates FALSE. It may contain one of the relational operators: greater than (>), less than (<), equal to (=), or not equal to (<>).
Data Types
Accepts numeric (boolean) data. Returns any data type.
Example
IF(A3<>2000,1900,2000)
IF(R1C2>65,1000,2000)
IF(C4,B2,B4)
IF(1>2,5,10) gives the result 10
IF(1<2,""dogs"",""cats"") gives the result dogs