# IN

The **IN** function returns *TRUE* if a specified value matches any value in a list or array. It returns *FALSE* if no match is found. It is commonly used with [**IF**](/planning-sheets/formula-syntax/conditional-statements/if-1.md) and other conditional functions to simplify multiple *OR* conditions.

### Syntax

```javascript
IN(value, [item1, item2, ...])
```

### Arguments

* *value*: The value to check.
* *item1, item2, ...*: A required list of values to compare against.

### Return value

Returns *TRUE* if a match is found; otherwise, returns *FALSE*.

### **Example**

<pre class="language-javascript"><code class="lang-javascript"><strong>IF(IN(Sub Category,["Juices", 'Soda']), 52640000, 0)
</strong></code></pre>

In this example, the **IN** function is used within an [**IF**](/planning-sheets/formula-syntax/conditional-statements/if-1.md) statement to assign values to the *2027 Actuals Plan*. The function evaluates whether the *Sub Category* matches any value in the list: *Juices* or *Soda*. If a match is found, the formula returns 52.64 *million*; otherwise, it returns *0*.

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