Checks whether a provided number is between two other numbers either inclusively or exclusively.
Parts of a ISBETWEEN function
ISBETWEEN(value_to_compare, lower_value, upper_value, lower_value_is_inclusive, upper_value_is_inclusive)
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Part |
Description |
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value_to_compare |
The value to test as being between `lower_value` and `upper_value`. |
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lower_value |
The lower boundary of the range of values that `value_to_compare` can fall within. |
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upper_value |
The upper boundary of the range of values that `value_to_compare` can fall within. |
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lower_value_is_inclusive [optional] |
Whether the range of values includes the `lower_value`. By default this is TRUE |
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upper_value_is_inclusive [optional] |
Whether the range of values includes the `upper_value`. By default this is TRUE |
Examples
Short description of the example being shown below. Feel free to add more rows and columns to the table below if needed.
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FORMULA |
OUTPUT |
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=ISBETWEEN(7.9, 1.2, 12.45) |
TRUE |
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=ISBETWEEN(1.2, 1.2, 12.45, TRUE) |
TRUE |
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=ISBETWEEN(1.2, 1.2, 12.45, FALSE) |
FALSE |
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=ISBETWEEN(12.45, 1.2, 12.45, TRUE, TRUE) |
TRUE |
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=ISBETWEEN(12.45, 1.2, 12.45, TRUE, FALSE) |
FALSE |
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=ISBETWEEN(7.9, 1.2, 12.45, FALSE, FALSE) |
TRUE |