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How to Use Multiple Conditions in One Cell with IF Function in LibreOffice Calc

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  • #1 17055160
    adam_skrzypczak
    Level 2  
    Welcome,
    I need help entering a few conditions using the IF function. I have one condition, but how to add additional conditions ...
    In the attachment I add a file in LibreOffice Excel. This is very important to me, please help.
    How to Use Multiple Conditions in One Cell with IF Function in LibreOffice Calc
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  • #2 17055445
    Zbych034
    Level 39  
    You are giving a nested function. If the first condition of the function, if it is met, inserts the value if not then it goes to the next one etc.
    = If (a = b; PrawdaB, if (a = c; PrawdaC; .......
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  • #3 17055468
    adam_skrzypczak
    Level 2  
    so you mean '$', right?
  • #4 17055486
    Zbych034
    Level 39  
    This symbol is permanent addressing.
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  • #5 17055490
    adam_skrzypczak
    Level 2  
    oki, what symbol should I nest the function?
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  • #6 17055508
    Zbych034
    Level 39  
    In post 2 you have an example.
  • #7 17055640
    adam_skrzypczak
    Level 2  
    I have no idea how to do it, you will help me somehow, I have no idea how to add further conditions to make them come true
    How to Use Multiple Conditions in One Cell with IF Function in LibreOffice Calc
  • #8 17055861
    Prot
    Level 38  
    Paste the formula into cell F3 and drag on the column: [syntax=vbscript]=JEŻELI(C31,5;C32;C3
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The discussion revolves around using the IF function in LibreOffice Excel to handle multiple conditions within a single cell. The user seeks guidance on how to nest additional conditions after establishing the first one. Responses clarify that nested IF functions can be used, with examples provided for syntax. The importance of using the correct addressing symbol, specifically the dollar sign ($) for absolute references, is also highlighted. A specific formula suggestion is made to assist the user in implementing the solution.
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