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EXCEL IFS FUNCTION
Excel IFS Function Introduction
The IFS Worksheet function is a Mathematical function that debuted in Excel 2016. The function is a significantly simpler alternative to the Nested IF function. The IFS function determines if one or more criteria are met and returns a value that fulfils the first TRUE condition.
Description of Excel IFS Function
Snytax:
= IFS(logical_test1, Value1 [logical_test2, Value2] …, [logical_test127, Value127])
Parameter list:
1. Logical test1 — The first logical test. It is a necessary parameter and the condition that Excel uses to determine whether it is TRUE or FALSE.
2. Value1 – The result of logical test1 being true. We can leave it unfilled if necessary.
- The remaining logical test and Value arguments are optional; the IFS function enables the user to provide up to 127 logical test parameters.
Step By Step Guide of IFS Function
Example :
Using the ELSE function, we can guarantee that the #N/A error is erased. For this, we included a last logical test at the end of the function that is TRUE, followed by a value that will be returned.
Key Points
1. n/a When the IFS function does not find any TRUE circumstances, an error occurs.
2. #VALUE! Error – This error occurs when the logical test parameter resolves to a value other than TRUE or FALSE.
3. “You’ve supplied too few parameters for this function.” error code – The error displays if we supply a logical test function without such a value equal.
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