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Advocate IAny idea why the Fill Down option does not work ?
No , there is no difference between this two null , when u try to replace empty with null it will consider normal null only. there no italic charcters. check with replace in power Query again and u can . see my previous post image
Ya sure,
pls look this image .
let me know any further issue
Advocate IThanks for your advice. In fact it seems to be different between "null" (italic = empty) and "null" when I replace this value.
In this cas, the fill down option doesn't work either.
No , there is no difference between this two null , when u try to replace empty with null it will consider normal null only. there no italic charcters. check with replace in power Query again and u can . see my previous post image
- JdL42
Yes ! Thank's a lot. I'm just stupid. I wrote it Null and not null... and that makes a diffence (see my screenshot). In between I worked with a excel file (was also possible) but I keep it in mind because I'll use it.
- augustindelaf
Impactful Individual
great, null is awesome !
Thanks
- MarcelBeug
Community Champion
Possibly you have double quotes around "null" in your formula? If you adjust the vales as indicated there shouldn't be double quotes around null.
- JdL42
Thank's for help. It was just an error between Null and null !
I know this is an old thread but it seems like Fill > Down should work for both blanks and null values--or include a checkbox to include or exclude blanks depending on the user's preference. Is this just an oversight?
