How To Use IF & IFS in Excel To Find Out Pass, Fail & Grades
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- This detailed Step by step Excel Tutorial shows how to use the IF & IFS functions in Excel to determine Pass, Fail or Pick the correct Grade, based on the required criteria.
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This Microsoft Excel video tutorial demonstrates the use of the IF function in Excel, and the newly introduced IFS function in Excel to evaluate multiple conditions, and pick the correct grade.
This video will help beginners in using this Powerful Excel function in any situation with multiple conditions and outcomes. The IF function only takes 3 arguments - the condition, the result in case the condition is True, and the result if the condition is False.
The IFS function in Excel takes multiple arguments, one for each condition, and if the condition is true. In the end, there is a fallback clause that is used if all the conditions are not met.
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THANKS IT IS REALLY HELPFUL
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Thank a lot sir.
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You're welcome!
Hello sir how to do pass fail formula for five subs
What if two columns will be interpreted. please help me
Ex. c2 is frustration and e1 is instructional- the interpretation is frustration
if c3 is instructional and e3 is independent- the interpretation is instructional
if c4 is independent and e4 is independent- the interpretation is independent
I have two cells to be interpreted please help me out to generate automatically
Hi @epicurean9866, thanks for your question. Two conditions can be checked by combining the IFS with the AND Function.
=IFS(AND(C2="frustration", E2="instructional"), "frustration",AND(C2="instructional",E2="independent"),"instructional", TRUE, "independent")
Check it out, and hope this helps you!
Cheers - Vinai
When I used formula and I press enter button the answer is not coming
Please show me your formula so i can check what you have written.
@@ExcelChamp sir for example i used formula for pass and fail result but it happen with pass and fail formula So i used formula=if(A2>35,"pass",if(b2>35,"pass",if(c2>35, "pass","fail"))) enter but if press formula are not work sir press enter the formula show same not answer show pass and fail
If you want to check for multiple cells, you should write like this in the D2 Cell. This will check the marks in Cells A2, B2, C2 and IF all the three marks are > 35, then it will be PASS, otherwise FAIL. Try it out and tell me if it works. Thanks.
=IF(AND(A2>35, B2>35, C2>35), "Pass", "Fail")
@@ExcelChamp ok sir
CAN YOU HELP ME HOW TO SHOW THE FOLLOWING GIVEN BELOW;
8:15AM TO 8:30AM MENTION -1HOUR,
8:31 TO 9:00 MENTION -2HOUR,
9:01 MENTION -4HOURS,
12:00PM MENTION -4HOURS,
3:00PM MENTION -2HOURS,
4:00 PM MENTION -1HOURS ALL THIS IN ONE CELL IS THERE A WAY?
Hi Tayyab,
yes the IF function can do this easily. You can add as many conditions as you need... as follows. I have added fo 3 conditions. You can add more
=IFS(A1="8:15AM TO 8:30AM"," 1 Hour", A1="8:31AM TO 9:00AM"," 2 Hour",A1="9:01AM "," 4 Hours")
Hope this will help you. Let me know... Cheers - Vinai
@@ExcelChamp i have excel 2010 its doesn't have (ifs) function only (if) function
@@production.coppergat in this case, you can write like this:
=IF(A1="8:15AM TO 8:30AM"," 1 Hour", IF(A1="8:31AM TO 9:00AM"," 2 Hour", IF(A1="9:01AM"," 4 Hours", "More Hours")))
This is to demonstrate the first 3 values... You can add all your values in additional IF statements.
Hope this will help you. Let me know - Vinai