How to Use IF with AND in Excel (Multiple Condition Formula) Combining IF and AND in Excel lets you test multiple conditions in a single formula. This is super useful for decision-making formulas like grading, approval logic, and status checks. 📘 Syntax: =IF(AND(condition1, condition2), value_if_true, value_if_false) ✅ Example: Suppose you want to assign “Pass” if a student scored more than 40 in both subjects (Math in A2, Science in B2): =IF(AND(A2>40, B2>40), "Pass", "Fail") 🎯 Common Use Cases: Checking if multiple conditions are met (e.g., both sales target and attendance are achieved) Validating user input or data Conditional formatting triggers 💡 Bonus Tip: Combine IF + AND with ISBLANK() or OR() for advanced scenarios. 🛠 Combine With: OR() – for either/or logic IFERROR() – for clean results when errors occur Ready to boost your logic building in Excel? Follow ScriptDataInsights for more clear Excel tutori...