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Excel has a number of logical functions which allows you to set various "conditions" and have data respond to them. For example, you may only want a certain calculation performed or piece of text displayed if certain conditions are met. To start using Functions in Excel you need to Open Excel => Click in a cell => Click on Insert Menu button =>  Function To read about If-Else condition click on Excel Conditional Logic - Part 1 . Here we will be talking about AND, OR and NOT Condition AND CONDITION This function is a logical test to see if all conditions are true. If this is the case, the value "TRUE" is returned. If any of the arguments in the AND statement are found to be false, the whole statement produces the value "FALSE". This function is particularly useful as a check to make sure that all conditions you set are met. Arguments are entered in the AND statement in parentheses, separated by commas, and there is a maximum of 30 a...

  Excel has a number of logical functions which allows you to set various "conditions" and have data respond to them. For example, you may only want a certain calculation performed or piece of text displayed if certain conditions are met. To start using Functions in Excel you need to Open Excel => Click in a cell => Click on Insert Menu button =>  Function    Lets consider a simple example. When we are in a restaurant and have X amount of money, we compare that the dish we select costs less than or equal to the amount we have (in this case X amount). Your selection is based on the condition that the price of the dish should be less than X amount. We can do similar calculations in Excel.   IF STATEMENT The IF function is used to analyze data, test whether or not it meets certain conditions and then act upon its decision IF statement is accompanied by three arguments enclosed in one set of parentheses; the condition to be met (logical_tes...