How to use the IF function

The IF formula, as one of the most commonly used functions, can determine whether a condition is TRUE or FALSE, so as to get one of the two values. In this article, you will see the explanation of IF function, several examples of IF formula, as well as a case demonstration. · Explanations of IF formula: IF(logical_test, value_if_true, [value_if_false])· logical_test (necessary): the condition to be compared· value_if_true (necessary): the value to be presented as the result when the “....

How to use the SUM function

· Option 1:1. Select the cell range with data to sum up. 2. Click Formula → AutoSum You can also use the SUM function for multiple rows at the same time. · Option 2: 1. Choose the cell for sum up result.2. Input =SUM(B2:E2) .3. Press Enter on the keyboard.* If you want to get the rest of the results quickly, place the cursor at the down-right corner of F2 until symbol “+” present. Then, change the selected range with the mouse. To be office excel advanced, you could learn how to use W....

VLOOKUP formula across multiple sheets

In the following example, Sheet1 ‘Client Order List’ records the equipment types ordered by corresponding client company names, while Sheet2 ‘Price List’ lists Sequence No. and Price for each type of equipment. Now we want to fill in Column D ‘Price’ for each company, using the VLOOKUP function with data in Sheet2.Sheet1: Client Order List Sheet2: Price List · Option 1:1. Input =VLOOKUP(B2,'Price List'!$A$1:$C$11,3,FALSE) in cell C2 of Sheet1 ‘Client Order List’. 2. Select cell....