FALSE function
FALSE() FALSE()
Returns
Logical
FALSE.
Returns FALSE. As FALSE()FALSE() always returns FALSE, there is little reason to use this function—it is mainly provided for compatibility with spreadsheets.
Example
FORMATNUMBER(1234.56789, 2, 2,
FALSE())FORMATNUMBER(1234,56789; 2; 2;
FALSE())
Returns "1,234.57", which is the number 1234.56789 formatted as a text string with two decimal places and thousands separator. (The exact way a number is formatted as a text string varies with the language settings of the app.)