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FALSE
Returns the special FALSE value, which means “no”
Usage
FALSE or FALSE()
Examples
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FALSE is a special value returned by a function when the answer to its check is basically “no”. For
example, CAN_FIND will return FALSE when it cannot find the subtext within the text.
FALSE, along with its opposite TRUE, are used for conditions. The IF function and
@IF action will do different things when they receive a TRUE or a FALSE.
For this special function, the parentheses can be and are normally omitted. FALSE and
FALSE() are equivalent, so FALSE is preferred.