In this section, I will introduce three methods to convert Boolean values (TRUE or FALSE) to number (1 or 0) in Excel.  

Add -- before original formula

Change original formula to =--(original_formula), and the Boolean values will be converted to number 1 or 0 automatically. For example, the original formula is =B2>C2, you can change it to =--(B2>C2).

Combine INT function and original formula

Combine the INT function and original formula as =INT(original_formula), and the Boolean values will be converted to number 1 or 0 automatically. Let’s say the original formula is =B2>C2, and you can convert it to =INT(B2>C2).

Multiply original formula by 1

You can multiply the return Boolean values (TRUE or FALSE) by 1, and then the TRUE will change to 1, and FALSE to 0. Assuming the original formula is =B2>C2, you can change it to =(B2>C2)*1.

Note: You can also divide original formula by 1 or add 0 to original formula to change the return TRUE to 1 and FALSE to 0. Follow above example, change the original formula to =(B2>C2)/1 or =(B2>C2)+0.

If you want to convert the Boolean values (TRUE or FALSE) to certain text, says Yes or No, you can change the formula as below:

=IF(original_formula,"Yes","NO")

For example, the original formula is =B2>C2, you can change the formula to =IF(B2>C2,"Yes","NO"). This new formula will change TRUE to Yes, and change FALSE to No. See screenshot:

Note: In the new formula, Yes and No are the specified texts you will change the Boolean values to, and you can change them to any texts as you need.