Spreadsheet if and nested if function
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This document discusses nested IF functions in spreadsheets. It provides examples of using nested IF statements to calculate a student's grade based on their score, calculate a hotel bill based on room type and number of nights, and calculate salary deduction based on income amount. The nested IF statements allow evaluating multiple logical conditions to return the appropriate value.
Spreadsheet if and nested if function
- 1. SPREADSHEET IF Function Cambridge AS & A Level Satree Phuket School - IPC anjan.mahanta@satreephuketipc.com
- 2. IF Statement IF(logical_test, value_if_true, value_if_false) =IF(A4>B4,"No1 is greater","No2 is greater")
- 3. Nested IF Statement The IF function can be nested, when you have multiple conditions to meet. The FALSE value is being replaced by another If function to make a further test. For example, look at the formula below. IF(logical_test, value_if_true, if (logical test, value if true, value_if_false)) Example: =IF(G4>=80,4,IF(G4>=70,3,IF(G4>=60,2,IF(G4>=50,1,0))))
- 4. Problem 1 Use Nested IF Statement to Calculate the Grade
- 5. Problem 1 Use Nested IF Statement to Calculate the Grade
- 6. Problem 1 || Solution Use Nested IF Statement to Calculate the Grade =IF(G4>=80,4,IF(G4>=70,3,IF(G4>=60,2,IF(G4>=50,1,0))))
- 7. Problem 2 Use Nested IF Statement to Calculate the Hotel Bill
- 8. Problem 2 || Solution Use Nested IF Statement to Calculate the Hotel Bill • Step 1: In A4 Enter Check in Date • Step 2: In B4 Enter Check out Date • Step 3: In C4 Enter Room Type (Single, Double or Special) • Step 4: In D4 =IF(C4="single",500,IF(C4="double", 1000,IF(C4="special",2000,0))) • Step 5: In E4 =(B4-A4)*D4 • Step 6: In F4 Enter discount % • Step 7: =E4-((E4/100)*F4)
- 9. Problem 3 Use Nested IF Statement to Calculate the Salary Deduction
- 10. Problem 3 Use Nested IF Statement to Calculate the Salary Deduction
- 11. Problem 3 || Solution Deduction =IF(C4>=71950,C4*28%,IF(C4>=29701,C4*25%,C4*15%)) Net Salary =C4 - D4