These functions provide convenient one-line methods for evaluating expressions. They include methods for checking for empty values, using if-else logic, and implementing switch-case statements among others. Show
DecodeDecode(expression, [compare1, return1, ..., compareN, returnN]?, default?) -> AnyEvaluates an expression to a value and compares the result value with the value of subsequent parameters. If the expression evaluates to a matching value, it returns the subsequent parameter value. If no matches are found, then a Parameters
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DefaultValueDefaultValue(value, defaultValue?) -> AnyReturns a specified default value if an empty value is detected. Parameters
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IIfIIf(condition, trueValue, falseValue) -> AnyReturns a given value if a conditional expression evaluates to Parameters
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WhenWhen(expression1, result1, [expression2, result2, ..., expressionN, resultN]?, defaultValue) -> AnyEvaluates a series of conditional expressions until one evaluates to Parameters
Return value: Any ExampleReclassify a numeric field value to a generic ranking (string).
Which function returns one value if a condition is true and another value if false?Syntax. Use the IF function, one of the logical functions, to return one value if a condition is true and another value if it's false. For example: =IF(A2>B2,"Over Budget","OK")
Which function check whether a condition True or false?Excel IF Function – Introduction
IF function in Excel is best suited for situations where you check whether a condition is TRUE or FALSE. If it's TRUE, the function returns a specified value/reference, and if not then it returns another specified value/reference.
Which Excel function returns one value if a specified set of conditions is true and another value if the specified set of conditions is false?The IF() function has an important place amongst the most popular functions in Excel. It performs a simple logical test (is a statement TRUE or FALSE?) and, depending on the comparison result, returns one value if a result is a TRUE, or another value if a result is FALSE.
Which function returns true value?The TRUE Function[1] is categorized under Excel Logical functions. It will return the logical value of TRUE. The function is equivalent to using the Boolean value TRUE directly in a formula. In financial analysis, the TRUE function is often used with other logical functions such as IF, ERROR, etc.
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