Lookup for word in company name
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What you mean by "combine more then one criteria"
if you mean by do if A is true AND B is true, then your first formula is example of that
AND(cond1, cond2, ...)
OR(cond1, cond2,...)
If you meant nested if then
=IF( cond, TT, FF)
where if cond is found to be true it looks at TT
and if cond is found to be false, it looks at FF
now FF and TT can be values or it can be formula or it can be other IFstatement
=IF(COND, "Apple", "Orange") 'values
=IF(COND, TODAY(), A1 * B1) 'formula
=IF(COND, IF(COND2, "Apple", "Orange"), FF) 'nested if
You can have upto 7 nested IFs
if you mean by do if A is true AND B is true, then your first formula is example of that
AND(cond1, cond2, ...)
OR(cond1, cond2,...)
If you meant nested if then
=IF( cond, TT, FF)
where if cond is found to be true it looks at TT
and if cond is found to be false, it looks at FF
now FF and TT can be values or it can be formula or it can be other IFstatement
=IF(COND, "Apple", "Orange") 'values
=IF(COND, TODAY(), A1 * B1) 'formula
=IF(COND, IF(COND2, "Apple", "Orange"), FF) 'nested if
You can have upto 7 nested IFs
