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FALSE

Returns the logical constant FALSE.

Summary

Use FALSE() when you want an explicit boolean false value in formulas.

Remarks

  • FALSE takes no arguments and always returns the boolean value FALSE.
  • No coercion or evaluation side effects are involved.

Examples

Return FALSE directly
Grid
CellValue
No inputs on Sheet1.
Formula
=
Result
Not evaluated yet.
Expected
false
Use FALSE in branching
Grid
CellValue
No inputs on Sheet1.
Formula
=
Result
Not evaluated yet.
Expected
no

FAQ

Can FALSE accept arguments?

No. FALSE takes zero arguments and always returns the boolean constant FALSE.

Runtime metadata

Category

Logical

Signature

FALSE()

Arity

min 0, max 0

Caps

PURE

Source

crates/formualizer-eval/src/builtins/logical.rs

AND

AND: Returns TRUE only when all supplied values evaluate to TRUE.

IF

IF: Returns one value when a condition is TRUE and another when FALSE.

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