FALSE FUNCTION
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This
article describes the formula syntax and usage of the FALSE function
in MS Excel.
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Description
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Returns
the logical value FALSE.
There
are no arguments as to the FALSE Function is concern.
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Formula SYNTAX
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=FALSE()
You
can also use the word FALSE directly to the worksheet or formula and MS Excel
will interpret it as the logical function FALSE. This function is provided
primarily for compatibility with other spreadsheet programs.
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EXAMPLE
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=FALSE()
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Returns
a Value FALSE.
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=IF(A1>10,FALSE())
=IF(A1>10,FALSE)
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Returns
a Value FALSE if the value in cell A1 is equal or less than 10.
Same result.
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