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AND / OR
AND returns TRUE only when every condition holds; OR returns TRUE when at least one does. They are usually nested inside IF to build richer rules.
Excel
=IF(AND(B2>0, C2="Open"), "Action", "")Google Sheets
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How it works
- 1AND(B2>0, C2="Open") is true only if both conditions hold.
- 2OR(...) would be true if either condition holds.
- 3Wrap them in IF to return your own labels.
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Try: “If amount in B2 is positive and status in C2 is Open, mark it Action”