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TRUE

Returns the logical constant TRUE.

Summary

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

Remarks

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

Examples

Return TRUE directly
Grid
CellValue
No inputs on Sheet1.
Formula
=
Result
Not evaluated yet.
Expected
true
Use TRUE in branching
Grid
CellValue
No inputs on Sheet1.
Formula
=
Result
Not evaluated yet.
Expected
yes

FAQ

Can TRUE accept arguments?

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

Runtime metadata

Category

Logical

Signature

TRUE()

Arity

min 0, max 0

Caps

PURE

Source

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

OR

OR: Returns TRUE when any supplied value evaluates to TRUE.

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