The article in HOWTO Geek:
https://www.howtogeek.com/401998/how-to-use-logical-functions-in-excel-if-and-or-xor-not/
specifically mentions the use of Excel. There are, however, somewhat similar functions in other programmable spreadsheet programs, such as those in LibreOffice, OpenOffice, and others in stand-alone spreadsheet programs.
Though the precise syntax and functionality of similar functions in other programs may differ, there may be some carry-over or reuse potential elsewhere. Moreover, most of us who have used Office Suites, especially if we are still in the workplace or we've purchased a computer anywhere other than a Linux or Apple store are likely to contain Microsoft Office or another office suite with very similar functionality, so the chance of this being relevant even to free software advocates is still there, whether we care to admit it or not, so hopefully this is something to either use (openly or in secret). Hope it is helpful!
https://www.howtogeek.com/401998/how-to-use-logical-functions-in-excel-if-and-or-xor-not/
specifically mentions the use of Excel. There are, however, somewhat similar functions in other programmable spreadsheet programs, such as those in LibreOffice, OpenOffice, and others in stand-alone spreadsheet programs.
Though the precise syntax and functionality of similar functions in other programs may differ, there may be some carry-over or reuse potential elsewhere. Moreover, most of us who have used Office Suites, especially if we are still in the workplace or we've purchased a computer anywhere other than a Linux or Apple store are likely to contain Microsoft Office or another office suite with very similar functionality, so the chance of this being relevant even to free software advocates is still there, whether we care to admit it or not, so hopefully this is something to either use (openly or in secret). Hope it is helpful!
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