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EXCEL FALSE FUNCTION
Excel FALSE Function Introduction
The logical value FALSE is generated by this function.
Description of Excel FALSE Function
Syntax:
=FALSE ()
Step By Step Guide of FALSE Function
There are no parameters to the FALSE function. To create the logical value FALSE, use FALSE.
To return FALSE if the value in A1 is less than zero, use the formula: =IF(A10, FALSE()).
Key Points
- Note that you may directly type the word FALSE into a cell or calculation, and Excel will treat it as the logical value FALSE.
- These formulae, for example, are functionally identical:
=IF(A10, FALSE()) =IF(A10, FALSE) =IF(A10, FALSE) - The FALSE function is largely included to provide compatibility with other spreadsheet applications.
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