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Built-in VBA functions videos | Excel VBA Part 54.1 - The Iif Function
Posted by Andrew Gould on 27 February 2017
The IIF function in VBA is, apart from the spelling, exactly like the If function used in Excel worksheets. This video provides a quick overview of how the function works, comparing it with the If statement and creating a practical example to separate a list of data into different worksheets.
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| File name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Movies2016.xlsm | Excel workbook with macros |
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