Explanation
IFS checks multiple conditions and returns the result for the first TRUE condition.
It is useful when there are several categories instead of only TRUE/FALSE.
Syntax
=IFS(logical_test1,value1,logical_test2,value2,…)
Example — Student Grades
|
Student |
Marks |
Grade |
|
Amit |
92 |
|
|
Neha |
78 |
|
|
Rahul |
64 |
|
|
Priya |
45 |
Formula:
=IFS(B2>=90,”A+”,B2>=75,”A”,B2>=60,”B”,B2>=40,”C”,B2<40,”Fail”)
Result
|
Student |
Marks |
Grade |
|
Amit |
92 |
A+ |
|
Neha |
78 |
A |
|
Rahul |
64 |
B |
|
Priya |
45 |
C |
Important Point
Arrange conditions from highest to lowest when using ranges like grades.
Practice
Create a 5-level performance classification:
- 90+ → Excellent
- 75–89 → Very Good
- 60–74 → Good
- 40–59 → Average
Below 40 → Needs Improvement