引数
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.