## Overview Return true if any of the arguments are true. ## Syntax ``` $OR(Logical Expression 1, [Logical Expression 2], ...) ``` ## Parameter |Parameter|Type|Required|Description| |:---|:---|:---|:---| |Logical Expression 1|[Logical Expression](/en/manual/formula-function-logical-expression)|Required|| |[Logical Expression 2], ...|[Logical Expression](/en/manual/formula-function-logical-expression)|Optional|| ### Column Usable as Parameters |Parameter|Classification|Numerical Value|Date|Description|Check| |:---|:---|:---|:---|:---|:---| |Logical Expression 1|Yes*1|Yes*1|Yes*1|Yes*1|Yes| *1: Can be used as a variable to configure the "[Logical Expression](/en/manual/formula-function-logical-expression)". Example: NumA == 1000 DateA > DateB ClassA == "Text" ## Return Value True if any of the arguments are true. If all are false, it's false. ### Return Value for Target Column |Target|Return Value| |:---|:---| |Classification (including title, status, manager, owner)|Display the string "True" or "False"| |Numerical Value (including work volume, progression rate, remaining work volume)|Do not display| |Date (including start and completion)|Do not display| |Description (including content)|Display the string "True" or "False"| |Check (including lock)|Check ON if true, check OFF if false| ## Usage Example ① Specify parameters by screen column name (name displayed) ### Formula  ### Parameters  ### Calculation Result  ## Usage Example ② Specify multiple parameters ### Formula  ### Parameters  ### Calculation Result