Step by Step: How to Use Nested IF and ‘IF / And’ combination in excel 2003, 2007 & 2010
MS Excel Using IF AND Nested If Function: What is Nested IF and Use of AND in combination of IF Condition? Generally the IF() formula is used to specify a certain condition and if that condition is fulfilled, we can perform calculations when the criteria/condition meets or does not meet. It means that we have the option to output different results depending upon the result of IF condition. But IF condition can place only a single condition and there are situations where we need multiple criteria for display of results.
Here comes the use of AND() that allows to apply more than one conditions: an example is placed below:
A) Simple IF condition: =IF(A1=100, Value if true, values if false)
B) IF condition with And: =IF(AND(A1=100,B1>50,C1<10),Value if True, Value if False)
The above underlines and italicized portion is for AND function which allows IF function to use more than one condition generally allowed. A detailed use of IF…AND Function in MS Excel 2007, 2010 is displayed below step by step:
Step 1:
(a) Sort your data
(b) Formulate your tables: these may be on the same table or on a different worksheet or even different workbooks.
(c) For the sake of example we have created two Tables.
(d) Table from where data is to be retrieved:

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(e) Table where data is to be fetched/desired.

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Step 2:
Ensure spellings for search values are the same in both the tables.
Step 3:
Make sure there is no extra space.
Step 4:

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Final Formula:

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Result:

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Advantages of IF…AND(Nested If)formula:
1.You may copy and paste the formula anywhere within the same column but for this you must place dollar sign against table to lock it.
2.A really swift and smooth process for finding and counting of entries across the sheets and workbooks with ease and perfection.
Things to Avoid:
1.If manually writing conditions on values in cells every time;make sure they are picked from drop down instead of manual entry.
2.Avoid extra spaces.