Excel's IF() Function with a Name Range

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To use Excel's IF() function with a named range, follow these steps:

Open Excel: Launch Excel and open the worksheet where you want to use the IF() function with a named range.

Select a cell: Click on the cell where you want the result of the IF() function to appear.

Type the function: In the selected cell, type =IF( to start the function.

Enter the logical test: After typing =IF(, enter the condition or logical test that you want to evaluate using the named range. For example, you might check if the value in the named range "MyRange" is greater than 10: =IF(MyRange>10,.

Enter the value if true: After the comma, enter the value you want the cell to display if the logical test is true.

Enter the value if false: After the next comma, enter the value you want the cell to display if the logical test is false.

Close the function: Close the parentheses ) to complete the function.

Press Enter: After closing the parentheses, press Enter to execute the function. The result will appear in the selected cell based on the logical test you provided.

Ensure that the named range you use in the logical test is properly defined and includes the desired range of cells in your worksheet. 

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