If [here ](https://toddle.dev/docs/show-hide-formula) it says "We only treat these values as falsy: false, null, and undefined" why when I do "undefined value = false" it returns false? thanks
Max
3 months ago
„Falsy“ is not false. It just means it is not true. But undefined does not equal false
ssssadsadasd
3 months ago
@Max ah I thought it meant that it evaluated to false. thanks. I managed to solve this with "default to equals to null" which evaluates undefined as null
Max
3 months ago
That works 🙂 You can also add a "Boolean" node after the value that is undefined. This will give you either true or false. And for falsy values, it will give you false
Lucas G
3 months ago
Worth noting that toddle falsy value are not the same as JS