Null should be visually different from '<Null>' in attribute table

Bud

ArcGIS Pro 2.6.8; Oracle 18c 10.7.1 EGDB:

In the attribute table:

The value in the first row for TEST_FIELD equals '<Null>'. The value in the second row is a true null.

We can't tell from looking at the attribute table that the two values are different. The only way determine if a value is one or the other is to query it using Select By Attributes, etc.

Idea: It would be very helpful if we could visually discern the difference between null and  '<Null>' right in the attribute table.

Thanks.

 

Related Ideas:

• Don't allow "<Null>" literal text to be entered as value (or automatically convert to true null)
• Demote visual representation of nulls in table and attribute views

 

Hornbydd

Sounds like conditional formatting that you get in Excel? I think if it was limited to just colouring up Nulls that would be OK but colouring up other values feels like overkill. Good idea though.