Applescript returns incorrect value with blank cell

Imagine there is a column of numbers, some which might have the value 0.0 and some which are blank. Imagine wanting to append a data set at the first blank cell using Applescript. As Applescript is currently implemented in Numbers, this is not possible. See the following test.
1. In Numbers, create a new blank spreadsheet.
2. Select cell "A1".
3. Format as text.
4. Execute the following line of Applescript,
tell application "Numbers" to get value of cell "A1" of table 1 of sheet 1 of front document
It returns "0.0".
I would expect a return "" since it is a empty cell formated as text, no less.
Because of this, there is no way to find a blank cell since a blank cell returns a value of 0.0 which might be a valid entry.
Anyone have any ideas for a work around?

The value of a blank (empty) cell IS zero.
The value of a cell containing a string whose length is zero contains "".
Given that, I will post a report because I'm not sure than the value returned in AppleScript is the good choice.
In AppleWorks for a blank cell, the returned value was "".
Yvan KOENIG (from FRANCE dimanche 11 janvier 2009 16:31:35)
+Your tracking number for this issue is Bug ID# 6487875.+
Hello
+(1) May I know if the fact than+
+set v to value of cell "B12"+
+returns 0.0 when the cell is blank is the designed result.+
+In AppleWorks in this case, we are accustomed to get an empty string.+
+(2) In version 1, a cell containing an empty string was accepted in an arithmetic operation.+
+In version 2, it is rejected.+
+Is it a design choice or is it a bug ?+
+Your tracking number for this issue is Bug ID# 6487879.+
Hello
+In Numbers, as long as we are referencing cells of the current row (200 for instance), we may use short references like:+
=(BC)*(DE)
+When we save as iWork '08 document, the formula is expanded as+
=(B200C200)*(D200E200)
+Is it a design choice or a bug ?+

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