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Returns the logical value `FALSE`. Learn more

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In Google Sheets, FALSE() is a function that returns the logical value "false". This function can be used in combination with other logical functions like IF() and NOT() to perform various operations on the data in a sheet.

The FALSE() function does not take any arguments or inputs, it simply returns the boolean value "false" when it is called. For example, if you enter "=FALSE()" into a cell in a Google Sheet, that cell will display the value "false".

In summary, FALSE() is a basic logical function in Google Sheets that returns the boolean value "false".

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