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Q: An IF() can be likened to a stoplight. Here's my attempt to explain the IF function in our threaded discussion. A stoplight changes or varies... just like any conditional expression. Sometimes a stoplight is red, sometimes green, sometimes yellow. Sometimes a conditional expression is true; sometimes it is false. IF (stoplight = RED) ---> this is like the first line of the IF dialog box. It contains the conditional expression. Either the stoplight is RED (true) or the stoplight is NOT red (false). .... Car must stop ---> this is the 2nd line of the IF dialog box. If the stoplight is red, then the car must stop. ELSE ... Car can go ---> this is the 3rd line of the IF dialog box. If the stoplight is not red, then the car can go. Does this example make sense?