machan how to say in exel to if lesser than 50 display "fail" if > than 50 "pass"
zed Member Dec 28, 2007 5,703 6 0 34 in bootsector Oct 3, 2008 #1 machan how to say in exel to if lesser than 50 display "fail" if > than 50 "pass"
TΞΞNSTAR™ Member Mar 19, 2008 15,866 42 0 StuCk In My AnGelZ HeArT!!! Oct 3, 2008 #2 Self Study .. http://www.timeatlas.com/mos/5_Minute_Tips/General/Excel_Basics_and_the_IF_Function/
x-pert Member Jun 13, 2006 20,952 77 0 Oct 3, 2008 #3 =IF(cell>=50,"PASS","FAIL") Which means: within brackets - 1st condition, the value if the condition is true, the value if condition is false.
=IF(cell>=50,"PASS","FAIL") Which means: within brackets - 1st condition, the value if the condition is true, the value if condition is false.
xcorect Well-known member Apr 17, 2007 7,881 84 48 Oct 3, 2008 #4 =if(a<50,"Fail","Pass") a should be a cell address
zed Member Dec 28, 2007 5,703 6 0 34 in bootsector Oct 3, 2008 #5 TΞΞNSTAR™ said: Self Study .. http://www.timeatlas.com/mos/5_Minute_Tips/General/Excel_Basics_and_the_IF_Function/ Click to expand... thankxxxx x-pert said: =IF(cell>=50,"PASS","FAIL") Which means: within brackets - 1st condition, the value if the condition is true, the value if condition is false. Click to expand... thankzzzz xcorect said: =if(a<50,"Fail","Pass") a should be a cell address Click to expand... thxxxaa
TΞΞNSTAR™ said: Self Study .. http://www.timeatlas.com/mos/5_Minute_Tips/General/Excel_Basics_and_the_IF_Function/ Click to expand... thankxxxx x-pert said: =IF(cell>=50,"PASS","FAIL") Which means: within brackets - 1st condition, the value if the condition is true, the value if condition is false. Click to expand... thankzzzz xcorect said: =if(a<50,"Fail","Pass") a should be a cell address Click to expand... thxxxaa