FALSE
Returns the logical value FALSE.
Syntax:
FALSE()
The FALSE() function has no arguments, and always returns the logical value FALSE.
Example:
FALSE()
returns FALSE
NOT(FALSE())
returns TRUE
Application:
Here is an application of using the FALSE function.
Scenario: A company is tracking the completion status of a series of tasks. For new tasks that haven't been started yet, they want to explicitly mark them as "Not Completed" using the logical value FALSE.
Task Name | Completed Status | |
|---|---|---|
Project A - Planning | FALSE | |
Project A - Budgeting | FALSE | |
Project B - Research | FALSE |
Formula used in each cell of the "Completed Status" column:
FALSE()
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