When you are only comparing two values with only a TRUE or FALSE result, an IF function ____.
A) is not necessary
B) will make your formula simpler
C) will result in an incorrect answer
D) must be used

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If you are only comparing two values with only a TRUE or FALSE result, an IF function is not necessary. You can use logical operators such as "equals to" (=) or "not equals to" (<>), which will result in a TRUE or FALSE value.

When You Are Only Comparing Two Values with Only a TRUE