Using this operator on its own is as simple as typing the statement in the formula bar.
You canuse Excel’s autofillto quickly populate the other cells in the column.
The result will beTRUEfor sales greater than or equal to $10,000 andFALSEotherwise.
Let’s take a look at some examples.
The advantages are countless in more complex scenarios.
If the condition is met, it returnsHigh; otherwise, it returnsLow.
Then, it looks throughD2toD9to find those that are also greater than equal to5,000.
Finally, it returns the number of items that meet both conditions.
With the AND function, you could test for multiple logical expressions in one cell.
It then returns TRUE if both conditions are true, and false otherwise.
The greater than or equal to (>=) operator can prove useful in many Excel scenarios.
Combining this operator with other functions opens even more solutions for your spreadsheet problems.
You just have to remember to use it.
