Chapter 14
Using Lookup, Logical, and Reference Functions
In This Chapter
Using IF to take a course of action
Returning a value with CHOOSE
Applying logic with AND, OR, and XOR
Finding where values are
Looking up values in a table
Matching data
Decision, decisions! If one of your students gets an 88 on the test, is that a B+ or is it an A? If your companyâs new product earns at least $15,000,000 in revenue, how much of a bonus should you give to the team? Or do you have to get to $20,000,000 before you do that? How does this affect the financial statements?
Excel cannot make decisions for you, but it can help you make better decisions. Using functions, such as IF and CHOOSE, you can set up your worksheet to chart a course through the possibilities. Hey, things could be worse! Were it not for Excel, you might have to try the old Ouija board technique.
Excel also can help you find ...
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