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2. Functions Using Multiple Arguments @IF 111 JJJ This special function checks whether or not a specified condition is verified, U) and displays a value that depends on the result of that check. The general ui form of this function is @ IF (condition, argumentl , argument2), and can be 0_ read in plain English as: if the "condition" is satisfied, then display "argu- mentl". If the condition is not satisfied, then display "argument2". The "condi- tion" is usually an arithmetic comparison, using two values (number or cell address) and one of the following comparison operators: equal to = greater than or equal to greater than not equal to @IF(A1>100,100,50) gives 100 if Al is greater than 100, and 50 if Al is equal to 100 or smaller than 100 @IF(Al >100,100,A1) gives 100 if A1=200 and 60 if A1, -60 • "Argument2" can be omitted. In that case, the function returns "argumentl" when the condition is satisfied, and zero when the condition is not satisfied. IF(A1=50,100) is equivalent to @IF(A1=50,100,0) • If "argumentl" and "argument2" are both omitted, the function returns 1 when the condition is satisfied, and zero when the condition is not satisfied. @IF(Al=50) is equivalent to @IF(Al=50,1,0); 100 * @IF(Al=5(3) is equivalent to @IF(Al=50,100) • The "condition" can be a cell address. In that case, "argumentl" and "argument2"must be omitted. The function returns 1if the cell contains a numeric data, and zero if the cell contains alphanumeric data. @IF(A1) gives 1 if Al =50 and gives 0 if Al contains a label. The following example shows how to use the @TSUM function. 1. Enter the numbers shown below in the range Al ..C3, then enter @TSUM(Al..C3) in D4. ',P1-cP1M( Al . . C3' PTTCP, n 4 7 8 2. Press r . The results appear as follows: 1 L s b 4 5 6 15 7 8 9 24 12 15 lE v, A_ PITCH:10

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2.
Functions
Using
Multiple
Arguments
@IF
This
special
function
checks
whether
or
not
a
specified
condition
is
verified,
and
displays
a
value
that
depends
on
the
result
of
that
check.
The
general
form
of
this
function
is
@
IF
(condition,
argumentl
,
argument2),
and
can
be
read
in
plain
English
as:
if
the
"condition"
is
satisfied,
then
display
"argu-
mentl".
If
the
condition
is
not
satisfied,
then
display
"argument2".
The
"condi-
tion"
is
usually
an
arithmetic
comparison,
using
two
values
(number
or
cell
address)
and
one
of
the
following
comparison
operators:
equal
to
<=
less
than
or
equal
to
<
less
than
>=
greater
than
or
equal
to
greater
than
<>
not
equal
to
@IF(A1>100,100,50)
gives
100
if
Al
is
greater
than
100,
and
50
if
Al
is
equal
to
100
or
smaller
than
100
@IF(Al
>100,100,A1)
gives
100
if
A1=200
and
60
if
A1
,
-60
"Argument2"
can
be
omitted.
In
that
case,
the
function
returns
"argu-
mentl"
when
the
condition
is
satisfied,
and
zero
when
the
condition
is
not
satisfied.
IF(A1=50,100)
is
equivalent
to
@IF(A1=50,100,0)
If
"argumentl"
and
"argument2"
are
both
omitted,
the
function
returns
1
when
the
condition
is
satisfied,
and
zero
when
the
condition
is
not
satis-
fied.
@
I
F(Al
=50)
is
equivalent
to
@
I
F(Al
=50,1,0);
100
*
@
I
F(Al
=5(3)
is
equivalent
to
@
IF(Al
=50,100)
The
"condition"
can
be
a
cell
address.
In
that
case,
"argumentl"
and
"argument2"
must
be
omitted.
The
function
returns
1
if
the
cell
contains
a
numeric
data,
and
zero
if
the
cell
contains
alphanumeric
data.
@IF(A1)
gives
1
if
Al
=50
and
gives
0
if
Al
contains
a
label.
The
following
example
shows
how
to
use
the
@TSUM
function.
111
JJJ
U)
ui
0_
1.
Enter
the
numbers
shown
below
in
the
range
Al
..C3,
then
enter
@TSUM(Al..C3)
in
D4.
',
P1
-
cP1M(
Al
. .
C3'
PTTCP,
n
4
7
8
2.
The
results
appear
as
follows:
Press
r
.
PITCH:10
1
L
s
b
4
5
6
15
7
8
9
24
12
15
lE
v,
A_