Try This Function Instead of IF Statements

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SWITCH Function tutorial in Excel (better than a Nested IF statement)
Try This Function Instead of IF Statements
The SWITCH function in Excel evaluates an expression against a series of values and returns the corresponding result for the first match. It is a simpler alternative to nested IF functions, allowing you to specify an expression to test, followed by pairs of values and results, with an optional default value if no match is found. For example, =SWITCH(A1, 1, "One", 2, "Two", "Other") returns "One" if A1 equals 1, "Two" if A1 equals 2, or "Other" if no match is found. In this tutorial we compare SWITCH vs IF, SWITCH vs IFS, SWITCH vs LOOKUPS (Xlookup). We also cover how to use the SWITCH function for approximate matches, and an example of an advanced SWITCH use case.

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