This document discusses logical IF statements in Excel. It explains that IF statements allow logical control of calculations based on whether a condition is true or false. As an example, it shows how to use an IF statement to calculate the absolute value of a number by returning its negative if less than zero and leaving it unchanged if greater than or equal to zero. It also discusses nesting IF statements to handle more than two possible outputs, like converting a grade to a letter grade.
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2. The IF Statement
• Logical statements are used to control the
sequence of computations in programs and in
spreadsheet
• MATLAB and Excel both contain IF statements for
adding logical control
• An IF statement tests a condition, and the flow of
calculations is dependent on whether the
condition is true or false
• This is best illustrated with a simple example
3. Logical Test Example
• Consider taking the absolute value of a number
• How would you instruct Excel to perform this
function (without using the built-in function ABS)
• There are ways to accomplish this without an IF
statement (for example, you can square the
number and then take its square root, which
always returns the positive root), but the most
straightforward method is to use a logical test
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4. Logical Test Example (cont.)
• In words, you might describe your procedure as:
“If the number is less then zero, then take the negative of
that number, else leave the number as it is”
• This if-then-else logic is widely used in
programming, and can also be used in Excel
• Format of Excel IF statement:
-if(logical_test,value_if_true,value_if_false)
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5. Excel IF Statement
• The IF statement is a function, with three arguments
• The first argument is the logical test (the condition).
For our example, the logical test will be that the value
of the number considered is less than zero
• The second argument is the action to be taken if the
condition is true (take the negative of the number)
• The third argument is the action to be taken if the
condition is false (report the input number
unchanged)
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6. Absolute Value Example
• The number to be evaluated is entered into cell A1
• The formula is entered into cell B1
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7. Nesting IF Statements
• Often, there will be more than two possible outputs for a given
input
• In MATLAB, we use the if-then-else function
• In Excel, we must nest IF statements
• Consider this example: we want to read in a numerical grade and
convert it to a letter grade on a scale of:
– Greater than or equal to 90 = A,
– Greater than or equal to 80 and less than 90 = B
– Greater than or equal to 70 and less than 80 = C
– Greater than or equal to 60 and less than 70 = D
– Less than or equal to 60 = F
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