Null means no data exists at all, like an empty cell in a database.<br>Blank means a value is intentionally left empty or missing but recognized by Power BI as a blank value.
ISBLANK() help when handling missing data?ISBLANK() checks if a value is blank and returns TRUE if it is. It helps to identify and handle blanks in calculations or filters.
COALESCE([Sales], 0) do?This expression returns the [Sales] value if it exists; otherwise, it returns 0. It replaces blanks with zero to avoid errors or blanks in reports.
Handling nulls and blanks ensures accurate calculations, prevents errors, and improves report readability by avoiding confusing empty spaces.
IF(ISBLANK([Column]), "No Data", [Column]) replaces blanks with "No Data" while keeping other values unchanged.
ISBLANK() return when the value is not blank?ISBLANK() returns FALSE when the value is not blank.
COALESCE() returns the first non-blank value from its arguments, useful for replacing blanks.
Null means no data or missing value in the dataset.
This expression checks if sales is blank and replaces it with zero.
Handling blanks improves report clarity and prevents calculation errors.