false into a Notion formula property, and that property will output an unchecked checkbox, representing the value false.false in a Notion formula property, displaying as an unchecked checkbox:if() statement written in shorthand - it could also be written as if(false,"😀","😭"). It will simply output 😭 if the condition is false. The condition is the first part of the if() statement, or what is left of the ? in the shorthand formula.false outputs false naturally, the result will be 😭. See the Sad property in the example database below for proof.true and false are case-sensitive. Typing True or False will result in a syntax error.true and false Boolean values. You can also see the output of our Sad formula, which is shown above.