Test of Multiple Conditions in an IF statement

J

Joe

What is the correct format to test for multiple conditions in an IF
statement? I want to test if both of two conditions are correct.

The format I am using is =IF((D14>15) AND (G14="Y") . . .) but Excel won't
accept that saying that the "logical test" is invalid. Both cells being
tested do exist.

Any ideas?
 
L

Luke M

You've posted this question several times now, Joe. Try reading some of the
responses.
 
S

Shane Devenshire

Hi,

=IF(AND(A1=1,B1="Red"),True,False)
or
=IF(OR(A1=1,B1="Red"),True,False)

You can have up to 30 tests inside the AND or OR in 2003.
 

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