if e1 = f1 then

S

Sophie

Hi What is the correct formula for this statement
if e1 = f1 then true else false in g1

if e1 = f1 then g1 is 1 else g1 is 2



thanks Sophie
 
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Norman Harker

Hi Sophie!

G1:
=E1=F1

It's an implicit IF formula; you might prefer the easier to
understand:

=IF(E1=F1,TRUE,FALSE)

Second question:

G1:
=IF(E1=F1,1,2)
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F

Frank Kabel

Hi
enter the following in G1 for the first question:
=E1=F1

for the second one use
=IF(E1=F1,1,2)

or
=1+(E1<>F1)
 
L

Lady Layla

When is the homework/test due?

: Hi What is the correct formula for this statement
: if e1 = f1 then true else false in g1
:
: if e1 = f1 then g1 is 1 else g1 is 2
:
:
:
: thanks Sophie
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:
 
H

Harald Staff

Frank Kabel said:
lol
thought that by myself - but you never know. Maybe a complicated
business issue :)

We should only assist the ones that are highly paid to know the solutions
themselves, right ? <bg>

Best wishes Harald
 

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