ISLOGICAL Function in Excel: Is It TRUE or FALSE?
ISLOGICAL checks whether a value is a real TRUE/FALSE. Imports often bring the text "TRUE", which looks identical but is not.
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ISLOGICAL checks whether a value is a real TRUE/FALSE. Imports often bring the text "TRUE", which looks identical but is not.
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