Complete the formula to check if both A1 and B1 are TRUE using the AND function.
=AND([1])The AND function takes multiple logical values separated by commas. So, AND(A1, B1) checks if both are TRUE.
Complete the formula to check if either A1 or B1 is TRUE using the OR function.
=OR([1])The OR function checks if at least one argument is TRUE. Arguments must be separated by commas, like OR(A1, B1).
Fix the error in this formula that checks if both A2 and B2 are TRUE: =AND(A2 B2)
=AND([1])The error is missing commas between arguments. Correct is AND(A2, B2).
Fill both blanks to create a formula that returns TRUE if A3 is TRUE and either B3 or C3 is TRUE.
=AND(A3, OR([1], [2]))
The formula uses AND to check A3 is TRUE and OR to check if either B3 or C3 is TRUE. So, OR(B3, C3) fits inside AND.
Fill all three blanks to create a formula that returns TRUE if either A4 is TRUE or both B4 and C4 are TRUE.
=OR(A4, AND([1], [2]), [3])
The formula checks if A4 is TRUE or both B4 and C4 are TRUE. The AND part uses B4 and C4. The last argument is FALSE to complete the OR function without extra conditions.