Quando usar as funções E e OU no EXCEL

Did you like this class? Learn Excel and other tools in a practical, uncomplicated and intuitive way, with extra materials, handouts, files to download, exercises and reviews to practice everything you learned! Discover our courses, mini-courses and training! Take your knowledge to a practical and objective level, focused on the job market! 🚀 👉 https://edutognon.com/cursos __________________________________________________________ The AND and OR functions are two logical functions with extensive use in Excel. Their purpose is to return the logical values ​​TRUE and FALSE according to the analysis of the conditions assigned in their arguments. However, there is a difference in use between the two, depending on the logical condition to be tested and the result to be obtained. #Excel ⏩ CLASS CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Introduction 01:27 - Syntax of the AND function 03:58 - Using the AND function with the IF function 05:50 - Syntax of the OR function 08:14 - Using the OR function with the IF function 09:34 - Final considerations 🔽 Download the files used in the video: https://edutognon.com/funcoes-e-ou-excel 🔔 Subscribe to the channel and activate notifications to receive more Excel lessons and tips: https://edutognon.com/youtube __________________________________________________________ ⏩ Other relevant videos: ▶ Using the AND function in Excel:    • Como usar a FUNÇÃO E no Excel (2 exemplos ...   ▶ Using the OR function in Excel:    • Como usar a FUNÇÃO OU no EXCEL (2 exemplos...   ▶ Using the IF function in Excel:    • Função SE no EXCEL (4 exemplos com texto, ...   ▶ Correcting errors with the IFERROR function:    • Função SEERRO – Tratando ERROS no EXCEL (3...   __________________________________________________________ ✔ Subscribe to the channel:    / @edutognon   ✔ Instagram:   / edutognon   ✔ TikTok:   / edutognon   ✔ Facebook:   / edutognoncom   Edu Tognon is not a partner, representative or has any affiliation or link with Microsoft and its products. Microsoft and its products (Access, Excel, PowerPoint, PowerBI, PowerQuery, Word) are registered trademarks of Microsoft, and the mention of them here is merely for educational purposes, without endorsing any partnership, affiliation or approval by the company.