Part 2 of 3: How Pros Use =AND & =OR Inside Real Formulas
Alone, they just return TRUE/FALSE.
Inside =IF? That's business logic.
πΉ =IF(AND(Paid="Yes", Delivered="Yes"), "Closed", "Pending")
πΉ =IF(OR(Q1>1000, Q2>1000), "Bonus", "No Bonus")
You're no longer just calculating. You're deciding.
Data analysts use this daily to:
Β· Flag errors
Β· Approve workflows
Β· Segment customers
Still with me? Part 3 shows you exactly how to master this π
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Part 1 of 3: Meet Your New Best Friends =AND & =OR
Most beginners focus on SUM, AVERAGE, VLOOKUP.
But logic functions? That's where real data analysis begins.
=AND β All conditions must be TRUE
=OR β At least one condition must be TRUE
Example:
"Should we give a discount?"
=AND(Customer=VIP, Purchase>500) β Only if BOTH are true
=OR(FirstOrder, Referral=True) β If EITHER is true
Simple, but powerful.
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