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Multiple If statements
To calculate ARR, I need to read a contract duration field if <12 then the ARR value will equal the total subscription value if >12, then I have a formula to calculate the value.
Any suggestions?
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The IF function allows you to compare a value to what you expect by testing for a condition and returning a result if it is True or False. This can be helpful in making decisions or taking actions based on specific conditions.
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