How to use the TRUE function
Returns the logical (boolean) value TRUE.
Excel Function Syntax
TRUE()
Arguments
The TRUE function has no arguments.
Comments
Excel interprets the boolean value TRUE exactly the same as =TRUE (), you most often don't need the TRUE function.
It exists primarily for compatibility with other software.
This extensive function reference list provides detailed information including syntax, arguments, return values, and examples for many of the functions used in Excel formulas. Click on headers to sort table.
Functions in 'Logical'
The TRUE function function is one of many functions in the 'Logical' category.
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How to use the SWITCH function
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