Testing global objects for undefined

I have two forms that ask for similar information. I have set up global objects so when form #2 is opened, it will grab the info from form #1.
But if form #1 is not opened (and therefore the global object is not created) I just want the fields in form #2 to be blank rather than display "Empty" for text fields and zeros for numeric fields.
I tried testing for undefined the following way but it is not working.
if (typeof global.testtext.rawValue != "undefined") {
this.rawValue = global.testtext;
In the above case, the condition always tests as false so the global variable is never set, even when it exists.

Found a solution. I don't test for undefined. I go ahead and set the field to the global variable and then test for "Empty" if it's a text field and 0 if it is a nummeric field. If the global variable doesn't yet exist, the fields are left blank rather than displaying "Empty" or a zero.
// For Text Field
this.rawValue = global.TextField1;
if (this.rawValue == "Empty") {
this.rawValue = "";
// For Numeric Field
this.rawValue = global.NumericField1;
if (this.rawValue == 0) {
this.rawValue = "";

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