CASE statement with IS NULL and NOT NULL

Is there any better way to write the lines below in SQL Server 2005?

CASE
WHEN (ID IS NULL)
   THEN 'YES'
WHEN (ID IS NOT NULL)
   THEN 'NO'
END AS ID_Value,

Did you try:

CASE WHEN (ID IS NULL) THEN 'YES' ELSE 'NO' END AS ID_Value,

I only have access to 2008 right now, but I'd hope that this syntax would still work in 2005 (seems like something that would be part of the original definition of CASE).

StackExchange Database Administrators Q#20678, answer score: 18