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| − | * A logical value in Calc is simply a number with a boolean format, not a separate type as in Excel. Some resulting incompatibilities are discussed in | + | * A logical value in Calc is simply a number with a boolean format, not a separate type as in Excel. Some resulting incompatibilities are discussed in {{bug|58572;84266}}. |
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Latest revision as of 13:48, 31 January 2024
- Logical Functions
- ANDFALSEIF
TRUE
Returns the logical value TRUE.
Syntax:
TRUE()
- The TRUE() function has no arguments, and always returns the logical value TRUE.
Example:
TRUE()
- returns TRUE
NOT(TRUE())
- returns FALSE
Issues:
- A logical value in Calc is simply a number with a boolean format, not a separate type as in Excel. Some resulting incompatibilities are discussed in Issue 58572;84266 .
See Also
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