8. Working with Logical and Information Functions
In Chapter 6, “Using Functions,” you learned that one of the advantages to using Excel’s worksheet functions is that they enable you to build formulas that perform actions that are simply not possible with the standard operators and operands.
This idea becomes readily apparent when you learn about those functions that can add to your worksheet models the two cornerstones of good business analysis—intelligence and knowledge. You get these via Excel’s logical and information functions, which are described in detail in this chapter.
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