The IF Function based formula that can be entered into cell N2 that will return 2 if true, and 1 if false is =IF(M2 >=4, 2, 1).
<h3>How is the IF function used?</h3>
An IF function allows us to be able to sort through data by analyzing data to find out if it conforms to a certain characteristic that we are looking for.
If the data corresponds, the IF function will return a value that means True, but if it doesn't, the value returned would be false.
After typing in the IF function, the next thing to do is specify the cell where the data you want to analyze is. In this case that data is in cell M2. You immediately follow this up by the parameter being compared.
In this case, we want to know if the figure in cell M2 is greater or equal to 4 so the next entry is M2>=
The next entry is the return if the comparison is true. In this case, the number for true is 2 and the one for false is 1. The full formula becomes:
=IF(M2 >=4, 2, 1).
In conclusion, the function is =IF(M2 >=4, 2, 1).
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