Create and copy an IF function. Select the By Policy sheet and click cell F$7.$ Start an IF function with the logical$\_$test E$7=$business policy$$ to determine if the policy is for a business. If it is for an individual, it is a personal line policy. You must type the quotation marks because text follows the cell reference. Type No as the Value$\_$if$\_$true argument. You need not type quotation marks for this argument because it is alone in the entry box. Type Yes as the Value$\_$if$\_$false argument $($Figure $2-108).$ IF function that uses text in the logical$\_$argument Figure $2-108$ IF function that uses text in the logical$\_$argument Copy the formula in cell F$7$ to complete the column. If it is a business policy, the result is No because the label in cell F$6$ asks if it is a personal line. Increase the indent two times for cells F$7$:F$27.$ Press fn$+$control$+$Left Arrow.