The IF function allows the user to make logical comparison among values.
The formula to enter in cell 15 is:
[tex]\mathbf{=IF(\$A\$4 > \$A\$3, "yes", "no")}[/tex]
In Excel, the syntax of an IF function is:
[tex]\mathbf{ = IF ( logical_test , [value_if_true] , [value_if_false] ) }[/tex]
The representation in the above formula is as follows:
- logical_test are the values to be compared
- [value_if_true] is the return value if the condition is true
- [value_if_false] is the return value if the condition is false
The cells to compare are given as: Cell A3 and Cell A4
Where cell A4 contains the car price
So, the IF function is:
[tex]\mathbf{=IF(A4 > A3, "yes", "no")}[/tex]
First, the formula checks if the value of A4 is exceeds A3.
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If true, the function returns "yes"
- Else, it returns "no"
To make use of the absolute cell referencing., we simply include the dollar sign between the cell names
Hence, the required formula is:
[tex]\mathbf{=IF(\$A\$4 > \$A\$3, "yes", "no")}[/tex]
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