Comparison Operators in Excel - How to use and Basic Examples | Logical Operators
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In this video, I'll show you all the comparison operators in Excel and how they work.
The first one is the equal sign (=). This means that if a number on the left of it is equals to a number on the right side of it then it will show up as green. If there's no match between those two numbers, then it will turn red.
The next operator is "not equal." When we use these two symbols together, that means if something on the left hand side isn't equal to what's on the right hand side then this will be shown as yellow. And lastly, we have less than," which would mean something would be less than another thing so this
Table Of Content:
00:00 Introduction
01:27 Equal to in Excel
03:32 Greater than in Excel
06:38 Less than in Excel
08:42 Greater than Equal to in Excel
10:04 Less than Equal to in Excel
11:56 Not Equal to in Excel
12:48 Conclusion
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