A patient with HIV/AIDS and the opportunistic disease Kaposi’s sarcoma would first be sent to Ward One to collect ARVS (Antiretrovirals) and then to the oncology department of the hospital, to receive treatment for Kaposi’s sarcoma.Ī patient with HIV/AIDS and cardiovascular disease would first be sent to the Ward One to collect ARVS (Antiretrovirals) and then to the cardiology department of the hospital, to receive treatment for cardiovascular disease. Let`s work on an example where a patient with HIV/AIDS and the opportunistic disease Tuberculosis would first be sent to Ward One, to collect ARVS (Antiretrovirals) and then to the respiratory department of the hospital, to receive treatment and palliative care for Tuberculosis. =IF(B2=2.5,OR(C2>=110,D2>=1)), "Yes","No")īy doing this you will get the desired result that you were looking for. By doing this you will get the result for the whole column. Write this formula in cell C2 and drag this formulated cell to the rest of Column C.Initially, our table looks like the picture below where we want to obtain the equivalent grades.The procedure is very simple and it is given below. For this, we can use the nested if function. The grades with the number range are given. We want to convert these numbers into the equivalent grade. Let`s say we have a number of students who obtained some specific numbers in some specific subjects. Grade Calculation in Excel with Nested if Function When you will make complex formulas, you can think in this way. The formula is easy to read from this flowchart. We are showing the above Excel formula in this flowchart. Observe the flowchart below for a better understanding of the evaluation.įollow the following flowchart for the example stated above for getting a proper idea of how the nested if functions work. So proper nesting is very important and it has to be maintained from either lowest number to highest number or highest number to lowest number. If you have a condition for both number 50 and number 80 then you might get an accurate result.
In nested if functions you have to be very careful while defining conditions as the same conditions can be applied to other numbers too. Things are more complicated while working with numbers. If the condition matches then you will get the result. While defining results in a certain cell the defined formula for that specific cell will look for the exact condition. In nested if functions, we work with so many ifs. If the condition is not achieved then it will look for another defined result. If a certain condition is achieved then it will give us a value. As the name If defines a condition so it will look for a certain condition. The nested if functions in excel follow some rules. The above example follows the nested if functions. This formulated cell was dragged down for getting the result for the whole column. Here the formula, which is written below the table, is used for cell C2. Look at the below example where we stated some results based on some conditions. Review Section: Test your Understanding Evaluation of Nested If Functions in Excel
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