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First part of the formula is the range of cells in which we want to count

=COUNTIF(E2:E7,”>=70”). Second part of the formula is the criteria for count
=COUNTIF(E2:E7,”>=70”). String values in double-quotes “ ” are not case sensitive.
COUNTIF can be used for both numeric and alphabetic data.

Multiple IF

Multiple IF is occasionally used when several conditions need to be checked in a single
cell, Multiple IF works as a nested IF. The nested IF follows structure:

IF(logical_test_1, result_1, IF(logical_
test_2, result_2, IF(logical_test_3,

result3, result4)))

To simplify the above structure:

• Test logical_test_1, if TRUE - return result_1, if FALSE -

• Test logical_test_2, if TRUE - return result_2, if FALSE -
• Test logical_test_3, if TRUE - return result_3, if FALSE -

• return result_4

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