Power BI - Data Cleaning with Power QueryWhich of the following DAX expressions correctly checks if a column 'Sales' is blank?AIF(Sales = NULL, TRUE, FALSE)BSales = BLANK()CISBLANK(Sales)DISNULL(Sales)Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify correct DAX function to check blankISBLANK() is the correct function to check if a value is blank in DAX.Step 2: Evaluate other optionsSales = BLANK() is invalid syntax; NULL and ISNULL() are not valid in DAX.Final Answer:ISBLANK(Sales) correctly checks for blank -> Option CQuick Check:Check blank = ISBLANK() [OK]Quick Trick: Use ISBLANK() to test for blanks in DAX [OK]Common Mistakes:Using NULL or ISNULL() which are not DAX functionsTrying to compare directly with BLANK() using =Confusing blank check with zero check
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