Conditional Statements Help!

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In Excel, can you write IF Then statements in a formula. for example if
V2>=0 then "MEET" Now I already have a formula in V2, I am looking to add the
conditional statement to that formula, and if the answer is true then I need
V2 to read "OK" if if V2 is false then I need V2 to read "Not OK"

Thank Brain

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Try the following:

=IF(V2>=0,"OK","Not OK")
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Kevin Backmann

"Brian" wrote:

> In Excel, can you write IF Then statements in a formula. for example if
> V2>=0 then "MEET" Now I already have a formula in V2, I am looking to add the
> conditional statement to that formula, and if the answer is true then I need
> V2 to read "OK" if if V2 is false then I need V2 to read "Not OK"
>
> Thank Brain

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