OBINTUSACADEMY
HOME CONTACT SERVICES PRIVACY
COMPUTER BASICS MS-PACKAGES
Excel - Using Logical Operators

MICROSOFT EXCEL

MODULE ONE

Prerequisite Introduction to Microsoft Excel Getting Started MS Excel Environment Title Bar Quick Access Toolbar Search Account Name Buttons Menu Tab Ribbons Dialog Box Launcher Name Box Insert Function Formula Bar Worksheet Area Worksheet Navigation Creating New Sheet Status Bar Worksheet View Format Zoom Slider MS Excel File Tab Entering Data Saving Your Workbook Opening Saved Workbook Copy, Delete and Hiding Sheet Closing Entire Workbook

MODULE TWO

Cells, Rows and Columns Resizing Rows and Columns Inserting Data Select, Delete and Move Data Copy, Paste and Cut Find and Replace Checking Spellings Inserting TextBox Inserting Symbols Inserting Special Characters Zooming Undoing and Redoing Changes

MODULE THREE

Mini Toolbar Setting Fonts Text Decoration Setting Text Case Text Alignments Text Orientation Increase and Decrease Indentation Wraping Text Merging Cells Cells Borders Cells Shades Copy Formatting Insert and Delete Worksheet Format Worksheet, Cells, Rows and Columns

MODULE FOUR

Insert Tables Insert Pictures Insert Shapes and Smart Art Insert Screenshots Insert Icons Insert 3D-Models Using Add-ins Insert Charts 3D Maps Creating Sparklines Insert WordArt

MODULE FIVE

Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Using Formulas Using Functions Quick Functions

MODULE SIX

Fill Handling Sorting Filtering References (Relative and Absolute) Conditional Formatting Applying Styles

MODULE SEVEN

Page Themes Page Colors Page Fonts Page Effects Page Header and Footer Page Numbering Page Margins Page Orientation and Size Print Area Page Breaks Setting Background Print Titles Preview and Print Share Workbook Freezing Panes Range Data Validation Excel Templates MS Excel Shortcuts Conclusion

HOW TO

Excel How-To Send Email Separate Text Date and Time Format Macro Thesaurus Insert Comments Password Workbook Count Characters Count Words Add and Remove Hyperlinks Insert PDF in Excel Editing and Formatting Restrictions How to Compare Columns How to Compare Worksheets Add Signature in Worksheet Calculate Age Calculate Mean Calculate Median Calculate Standard Deviation Find the Mode Add and Remove Commas How to Remove Filter Convert Excel to CSV Excel to PDF Excel to Ms-Word Document Excel to Picture Formats Duplicate Rows and Columns Hide and Unhide Rows and Columns Rows and Columns Conversion How to Remove Gridlines Create Graphs Insert Check Box Add and Remove Watermark Logical Operators Logical Functions Text Functions Square Symbol Pi Symbol Selecting Different Columns Creating QR Code Creating Bar Code Insert Bullet Points Generate Random Numbers Combine Two Columns Wrap Text Create Dropdown List

Using Logical Operators

PREVIOUS NEXT

Logical operators are comparison operators that are used to compare two or more values, returning an output of either TRUE or FALSE. Below are the commonly used logical operators in excel and their usage.

OPERATOR USAGE
Equals to

=

For checking if two data are the same. For example, =(A1=B2) will return TRUE if A1 and B2 are the same, else FALSE if they are not the same.
Not Equals to

<>

For checking if two data are the not same. For example, =(A1<>B2) will return FALSE if A1 and B2 are the same, else TRUE if they are not the same.
Greater Than

>

For comparing if one data is greater than the other. For example, =(A1>B2) will return TRUE if A1 is greater than B2, else FALSE B2 is greater than A1.
Less Than

<

For comparing if one data is less than the other. For example, =(A1< B2) will return TRUE if A1 is less than B2, else FALSE B2 is less than A1.
Greater Than or Equals to

>=

For comparing if one data is greater than or equals to the other. For example, =(A1>=B2) will return TRUE if A1 is greater than or equals to B2, else FALSE B2 is greater than to A1.
Less Than

<=

For comparing if one data is less thana or equals to the other. For example, =(A1<=B2) will return TRUE if A1 is less than or equals B2, else FALSE B2 is less than A1.
PREVIOUS NEXT
ADVERTISEMENTS

LEARNING IS A CONTINOUS PROCESS - PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT