Returns the logical value FALSE.
Syntax
FALSE()Argumente
The FALSE function takes no arguments and returns the logical value FALSE. It is primarily used for compatibility with other spreadsheet applications or to explicitly represent a false condition in logical formulas.
=FALSE()→FALSEReturns the logical value FALSE.
=IF(1=2, TRUE, FALSE())→FALSEUses the FALSE function as the value_if_false argument in an IF statement.
Select a cell
Click on the cell where you want to enter the formula.
Enter the function
Type =FALSE() and press Enter.
Yes, even though the function takes no arguments, the parentheses are required for Excel to recognize it as a function.