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Replace a value with null/blank
Anonymous in power query when you are using replace, use null word not space in the replace with and that will do it.
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Hi Anonymous ,
As parry2k said, we use the ‘null’ keyword in the M code to refer to the null
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Anonymous in power query when you are using replace, use null word not space in the replace with and that will do it.
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I have a similar issue but i want to do it the other way round. I have null values and i want to replace these with "unallocated.
this is what i want.
I've tried
= Table.ReplaceValue(#"Changed Type","","unallocated",Replacer.ReplaceValue,{"Principal Truck"})
and I've tried creating a new colum but this doesnt seem to work?
Any ideas please?
Hi,
Select the column, right click and select Replace Values.
