Microsoft Office continues to enchant its users with its fancy, yet valuable formulas.
There are a variety of arguments you’re free to use when defining the conditions.
you might easily choose between a single condition and multiple conditions.
Working With Multiple Conditions
There isn’t much variation in the code when working with multiple conditions.
Instead of defining a single condition, you extend the formula to include another dependent condition.
Use the formulas listed below to calculate the maximum and minimum Sales value for Furniture in California.
Note the usage of two conditions within the formula.
The maximum value is1706.184while the minimum value is48.86.
The second formula returns the minimum value, which is7.28.
Subsequently, the second formula returns the value14.62, since the date conditions are the same as before.
The result usually consists of a value for a specific condition specified within the formula range.
Suppose you want to calculate the maximum and minimumSalesvalues forCalifornia.
To do so, you’re able to specify the city name within the formula directly.
As expected, the maximum value for California is1706.184, and the minimum value is7.28.
