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What is the difference between ISBLANK() AND ISNULL() in Salesforce?
What is the difference between ISBLANK() AND ISNULL() in Salesforce?
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Main Difference Between ISBLANK And ISNULL in Salesforce. ISBLANK determines if an expression has a value then returns TRUE if it does not. ... ISNULL determines if an expression is null (blank) then returns TRUE if it is. If the expression contains a value, then this function returns FALSE.
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When dealing with text and lookup fields, a blank value in the field yields `true` for `ISBLANK()` but `false` for `ISNULL()`—even if you set a text field to `null` in apex it is still treated as blank (i.e. not null) in the formula.
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