Formulas > =GESTEP()

How to Use GESTEP() in Google Sheets

Description

Returns 1 if the rate is strictly greater than or equal to the provided step value or 0 otherwise. If no step value is provided then the default value of 0 will be used..

How To Actually Use GESTEP() in Sheets

GESTEP(value, [step])

Try GESTEP yourself

In cells B1:B10, use the GESTEP formula to evaluate if the values in A1:A10 are greater than or equal to 5. The formula should return 1 for values that meet the criteria and 0 for those that do not.

Your formula

Hints (2)

Locale Separator ,

Official Docs

Looking for a video tutorial? Members can email me anytime! Check out the blogs below for more info on this formula. Or generate your formula. Find more formulas here at BetterSheets.co/formulas

Transcript-matched member videos for GESTEP(). Click through to watch.

Watch more tutorials

Embed a Number in a Website from a Google Sheet

Ever wanted to display some data from a google sheet on your site? Witho...

Advanced

Hardest Formula: SumIF | Addition Based on Dates / Values

Demystifying the SumIF Formula. Add up your values based on a condition,...

SUMIF() UNIQUE()

How to Iterate Counting Blank Cells in Google Sheets

Count different types of blank cells. Cells with nothing in them.

Intermediate

ARRAYFORMULA() IF() ISBLANK() MAX()

Calculate ROAS in Google Sheets

Calculate Return on Ad Spend with a formula combination. Bonus: create a...

Intermediate

CONCATENATE() ROUND()

Unlock these tutorials

Learn more about the GESTEP() formula:

Generate a GESTEP() formula for your needs

Describe your task in plain English and get a paste-ready formula that uses GESTEP(). 2 free AI generations, no signup. Members get unlimited use.

Generate a GESTEP() formula