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<div style="font-size:30px">'''OR () '''</div><br/> | <div style="font-size:30px">'''OR () '''</div><br/> | ||
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*Parameters are logical values or conditions to be tested. | *Parameters are logical values or conditions to be tested. | ||
− | + | **OR(), returns TRUE if any argument is TRUE. | |
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== Description == | == Description == |
Latest revision as of 13:43, 24 August 2018
OR ()
- Parameters are logical values or conditions to be tested.
- OR(), returns TRUE if any argument is TRUE.
Description
OR()
For Example,
OR(TRUE,FALSE) returns TRUE
OR(2+3<4,4+1<5) returns FALSE
OR(1,0,1) returns TRUE
- This function displays the output as TRUE or FALSE.
- First parameter is required. From second parameter is optional.
- The conditions mentioned as arguments should evaluate as TRUE(logical 1) or FALSE(logical 0). Else Calci displays an #NULL error message.
- If any one argument is TRUE, calci returns TRUE as output.
- If argument or reference contains text or empty cells, they are ignored.
- If specified range does not contain any logical value, Calci displays an #NULL error message.
Examples
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=OR(A1=30) :Evaluates the condition for cell A1. Returns TRUE as an output. =OR(A1-30=0,A1>40) :Returns TRUE as first condition is TRUE. =OR(2*B2=50) :Returns FALSE as an output. =OR(a+b=c,d+e=f) :Returns #NULL error as both arguments do not evaluate as logical values. =OR(B3,B4) : Returns FALSE as an output.
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