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Case statements in Excel 2010?

Is it possible to use the equivalent of a case statement in Excel 2010? By that I mean can an Excel command be used to produce different results based on the data contents of the cell. Some database products can do case one, case two, case three, etc. and by the software picking the correct case, giving you a different answer or calculation for each case.
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