About NULL recognition of macro function in SCM7.0

Hi expert.
I have question regarding NULL value recognition of macro function in SCM7.0
I want to know how to express NULL value in macro calculation.
I already tried [= NULL], but does not working.
Best regards
Hinoki

Hinoki,
As Mani has suggested use the following function:
IS_INITIAL(
Row: <Your Row Name>
) = 1
BUT MAKE SURE YOU USE "ROW ATTRIBUTES" IN THE ATTRIBUTES FIELD OF <Your Row Name>
1= NULL or Initial
0 = Not Null

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