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3 Logical Functions

The document contains a table with deduction rates for employee salaries. It then provides a sample of employee names, salaries, and asks to calculate deduction values using an IF function with the provided rates. It also contains examples of using IF functions to return results based on conditional logic for scores and passing/failing conditions.

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3 Logical Functions

The document contains a table with deduction rates for employee salaries. It then provides a sample of employee names, salaries, and asks to calculate deduction values using an IF function with the provided rates. It also contains examples of using IF functions to return results based on conditional logic for scores and passing/failing conditions.

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Deduction Rate for Employees


Deduction Rate
<20000 6%
>=20000 8%
Using the above table, Calculate the Deduction value for employees (use IF Functionb)

Name Salary Deduction


Malathy Rs. 20,000
Manoharan Rs. 23,000
Rupa Rs. 18,000
Ragumaran Rs. 21,000
Niroginy Rs. 15,870
Niranjan Rs. 19,950
F Functionb)
Condition

Pass: Value in column C>=35 OR A value in


column D>=50
Otherwise Fail
Name Score 1
Den 82
Scott 53
Colin 10
Dustin 97
Mike 88
Jame 92
Yvette 41
Kari 73
Frank 27

Condition
IF((OR(C2>=35, D2>=50)), "Pass", "Fail")
Score 2 Result
77
23
57
98
44
56
68
10
32
Condition
Excellent: 70 OR More
Good : Between 60 and 69

Satisfactory : Between 41 and 59 Name Score 1 Score 2


Poor : 40 OR Less Den 82 77
Scott 53 23
Colin 10 57
Dustin 97 98
Mike 88 44
Jame 92 56
Yvette 41 68
Kari 73 10
Frank 27 32

Condition
IF(E2>=70, "Excellent", IF(E2>=60, "Good", IF(E2>40,
Satisfactory, "Poor ")))
Total Score Result

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