How to Use IF Function with 3 Conditions in Excel | Step by Step | Practical Example

How to use the If function in excel with three criteria, in other words, how to use if function with several different conditions.

If you already know how to make if function in excel, make the If function with many criteria is gonna be easier for you.

Because you already know the logic process behind it, and you know how this Excel formula works.

To make the If function works with more than one or two criteria, we need to create a nested function or nested formula in excel.

Nested IF functions, meaning one IF function inside of another, allows you to test multiple criteria and increases the number of possible outcomes. In short, it means you can do a if function within a if function.

If function is one the most used Excel functions.

I hope this practical Excel example and real world exercise can help you.

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[cassandraburton]

Been struggling for an entire day with the using greater than or less than using the IF function. Your video gave me the solution. Thank you

[bigzac]

Working on an assignment that deals with this directly. Your tutorial was better than my professor and my textbook.. go figure lol. Thanks for the vid!

[zackrangeley]

Working on an assignment in college where I needed to know this, I got stuck on this part and needed help so I typed it in on YouTube, this was really helpful so thank you. I've subbed👍🏼

[julianscott]

Thank you so much for this video, it really helped me. Also it was so easy to understand because of the simple way you demonstrate it.

[russellneal]

Wish i had found this video about 2 hours ago. Thanks for posting

[SweepeasPoppa]

Extremely helpful, I wrestled with finding a solution and then found you video. Excellent presentation, very grateful.

[michellec]

You saved my day! Thank you - very nice explanation!

[martinkavanagh]

Hi Jopa, this is great, I find your videos really easy to follow and super helpful
I have been looking for a way to set Excel to do the following calculation but can't seem to get it to work...
I have a calculation that applies to a number depending on when it goes to a certain amount then after that amount it has a different multiplier applied
For example>
1-100 is multiplied by 2
101-1000 is multiplied by 3
1001-1000 is multiplied by 4.
Is it possible to apply the 'if' to one function and use it for all three as sometimes the 1-100 and the 101-1000 number are contained in the same field?
example
I hit 150 in a calculation so the first 101 is multiplied by 2 and the balance of 49 is multiplied by 3?
I have been searching for this for weeks!!! 🙂
Hope you or someone in the community can advise
🤞

[leahfillone]

You have explained it very well. Thank you

[Joseph__ebube]

Aww I really enjoyed your videos. Not too long, short and understandable

[LourinDoss]

Hi Jopa! Thank you for the tutorial! It has helped me a lot on a personal project. What type of program do you use to screen record and draw on the screen?

[sklee]

Thanks so much. You are ver clear. How can I learn more of these functions?
If I want the result go to an certain cell for further calculations, can you tell me how to do it?

[domantasmazeika]

It was very clear. Thank you very much!

[DuchessX]

Mine says I am missing an opening or closing parenthesis. I am using numerical values as my values.

[monoped_adventures]

Thanks for this tutorial. It helped me a lot.

[Creammidnight]

Thanks you so much, it very helpfull for me

[markies_gaming]

sir How about 4 criteria are the ff..
👉 0 = Outstanding
👉 1-6= Very Good
👉 7-12 = Good
👉 13 above= Poor
What is the formula?.. can i use IF function or IFS function..?

[larrybeach]

I'm trying to do 4 conditions, "EXPIRED", "CURRENT", "UPDATE", and "EXPIRING SOON" I compare todays date with a date that is in the cell, and it tells me if current or expired but can't seem to figure out adding the EXPIRING SOON if it is 30 days to the expiration date.

[tabuakanaititi]

Poster, I have a very complicated issue here, I need to assign 21 groups of numerical numbers for example, group "I" with numbers from 1-5, group "II" with numbers 6-14, group "III" with number only 5, group "IV" with numbers 16-24 and so on until the last group which is group "XXI".

I have done so many ways using the "IF" functions but I couldn't get what I need. Please is there any other ways to solve this problem?? Thank you and I value and appreciate your help.

[Cheseatrueblue]

Hi there, any chance to get help with setting up a new IFS formula please? Thanks