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The AND() function returns TRUE when the logical value of all its arguments are TRUE.

  • The syntax for the function is AND (logical 1, logical 2, logical 3.....).

Where "logical 1" represents the logical value of the first argument of the function.There can be up to 255 arguments to this function If one or more of these arguments has a logical value of FALSE then the AND function will return a logical value of FLASE to the cell.

For example: AND (TRUE, TRUE, TRUE, TRUE, FALSE, TRUE, TRUE, TRUE) = FALSE as not all of the arguments have a logical value of true.


How to use the AND() function:

  • Type " =AND( "
  • Enter the coordinate of the first data cell "A2"
  • Type a colon:
  • Enter the coordinate of the last data cell "A8"
  • Then press the "Enter" or "Tab" key.


 






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