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Which is the output of the formula =IF(c4>100;"TRUE";"FALSE"), if the value in c4 is 111
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Which is the output of the formula =IF(c4>100;"TRUE";"FALSE"), if the value in c4 is 111

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In given data, the formula is incorrect because semi-colon is used in place of comma. The correct formula statement are: =IF (C4>100, "TRUE", "FALSE") Then its output will " TRUE ". According to correct formula. It means that if no. in cell C4 is greater than 100 it shows output TRUE otherwise FALSE..

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