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=IF() Interactive Masterclass & Practice Simulator
Checks whether a condition is met, and returns one value if TRUE, and another value if FALSE.
Official Syntax:
=IF(logical_test, [value_if_true], [value_if_false])Live Interactive Excel Spreadsheet (Full Width)
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Sheet: Sheet 1 (Practice Table)=IF(B2>=C2, "Pass", "Needs Review")Formula Assistant
Cell: E2Excel Calculation Rules:
- Click on any cell across the entire sheet.
- Type
=B2*C2,=IF(...), or any math! - Click other cells to insert cell addresses automatically.
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Graded Practice Challenges (1)
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Exercise 1: Practice =IF() in Live Simulator
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🎯 Target Goal:
Evaluate if Student Score Meets or Exceeds 75 Pass Mark
Syntax Parameters Breakdown
logical_testRequiredCondition to evaluate to TRUE or FALSE.
[value_if_true]OptionalValue returned if test is TRUE.
[value_if_false]OptionalValue returned if test is FALSE.
Top Pitfalls to Avoid:
- Forgetting to close the parenthesis ) at the end of the formula.
- Mismatching cell range sizes in lookup vectors or criteria arrays.
Corporate Pro Tips:
- Always enclose text outputs in double quotes ("Pass", "Fail").
- Use nested IF or IFS when evaluating more than 2 possible conditions.