In Excel, under what conditions is it possible for an "IF" function to represent a linear relationship? - When the "IF" function tests a relationship between two data cells. - When the "IF" function tests a relationship between two changing cells. - "IF" functions never represent a linear relationship.
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The "IF" function is a conditional function that returns one value if a condition is true and another value if the condition is false. The general syntax is: \[ \text{IF(condition, value\_if\_true, value\_if\_false)} \] Show more…
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