What's the purpose of ISBLANK or NOT(ISBLANK
Pretty simple and quick question.
Why would I use an ISBLANK formula, instead of just adding ="" in a logical expression? Or why would I use NOT(ISBLANK instead of <>"" in a logical expression? Maybe because it's easier to interpret if ISBLANK or NOT(ISBLANK is used?
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Personal preference. Some people find it easier to read ISBLANK() or NOT(ISBLANK()) rather than = "" or <> "".
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Personal preference. Some people find it easier to read ISBLANK() or NOT(ISBLANK()) rather than = "" or <> "".
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Got it. Thanks!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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