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Use the ‎RETURN‎ statement in order to exit from a function block. You can make this dependent on a condition, for example.

Example

IF xIsDone = TRUE THEN 
	RETURN; 
END_IF; 

iCounter := iCounter + 1;

If the value of ‎xIsDone‎ is equal to ‎TRUE‎, then the function block is exited immediately and the statement ‎iCounter := iCounter + 1;‎ is not executed.