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ExcelKingTips | Daily Excel Magic on Instagram: "The =SWITCH() formula lets you replace long nested IFs with something cleaner and easier to read. 👉 Syntax: =SWITCH(expression, value1, result1, value2, result2, … , default) 🔹 It checks your value once 🔹 Matches it against the options you list 🔹 Returns the result you set 🔹 If nothing matches → shows the default Example: =SWITCH(B2,1,"Poor",2,"Good",3,"Excellent","Unknown") Result → If B2 = 1 → “Poor”, if B2 = 2 → “Good”, if B2 = 3 → “Excell

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