How can I tell between a blank textbox and a textbox with zero in it in JavaScript?

I have the following:

var NewCount = document.getElementById('MainContent_gv_NewCount_' + rowIndex).value;
if (NewCount != "") {
    document.getElementById('MainContent_gv_lblTotal_' + rowIndex).innerHTML = "£" + ((originalCount - NewCount) * unitCost).toFixed(2);
} else { 
   document.getElementById('MainContent_gv_lblTotal_' + rowIndex).innerHTML = "";
            }
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The calculations I am doing are based on the value in the textbox. (NewCount).

I want the label to update if the value is any number (including 0), but to be wiped if the user clears the textbox. However, at the moment it is treating a blank textbox and a textbox with 0 in it the same.

How can I differentiate between the two?

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Use !== in your if statement.

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I can't reproduce the behavior you are describing. In my tests a textbox with "0" in it will be considered not blank by Javascript using your comparison logic (!= "").

Here is my attempt: http://jsfiddle.net/pJgyu/5404/

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Any of the following could work

NewCount.length > 0
NewCount !== ''

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if ( NewCount.length == 0 ) {
    // text-box is empty
} else if ( !isNaN(NewCount) ) {
    // the value is a number
}