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What is the purpose of IF statements?

RE: Formulas

Say you have a list of data for a sales department. If the value of the sale was 1-15 then you want the value in the column to say 'Small Sale', value is 16-30 then 'medium sale', value is >31 then 'large sale' then this could be achieved by using an if statement. One example of many.


 

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