How to use the NOT function
The NOT function returns the boolean opposite to the given argument.
TRUE returns FALSE and FALSE returns TRUE.
Formula in cell C3:
Excel Function Syntax
NOT(logical)
Arguments
| logical | Required. A boolean value or it's equivalent. TRUE = 1 and FALSE equals 0. |
Comments
Note, the NOT function returns TRUE for a blank cell, see cell B8 and C8.
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