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Excel: the boolean data type

Converting boolean values to 0 and 1

When involved in a mathematical expression, TRUE is considered to be 1 and FALSE to be 0.
Thus, with minus minus (--), a boolean value can be turned into a numerical representation.

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Worksheet functions:
Excel data types

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