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In Salesforce formula editor there are two functions ISBLANK() and ISNULL(). What is the difference in both?
In Salesforce formula editor there are two functions ISBLANK() and ISNULL(). What is the difference in both?
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Hi Udit,
ISBLANK – If an expression has a value and returns true if it does not. If it contains a value, this function returns false. Text fields cannot be null. So use mainly for text fields.
ISNULL – If an expression is null (blank) and returns true if it is. If it contains a value, this function returns false. Numeric fields cannot be blank. So use mainly for numeric fields.
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