The "clean" step is very important cose i may end with just 8.000 records.
My question is: How to delete rows or records, if on certain field, column, has null value. I want to delete them, or learn how to do it, instead of hidden them. Is it possible?
When you filter values out of a column in the query editor, it's essentially the same as deleting them. Those values will not be loaded to your data model, which will have the benefits of decreasing your load time and having fewer rows to process your calculations against.
Hi @pedroccamara. While you're still in the Query Editor (where you get data, before you close and apply), select the column you want to use to check for nulls. If the values you're checking are actually blank, you can click the drop-down for Remove Rows in the ribbon, then click Remove Blank Rows.
If the rows are null, you can use the filter drop-down in the column and select Remove Empty.
I don't think it's working cose it deletes just the blancks. Power bi, for all it was blanks, add a "null value". I know they're blanks but power bi put them as null. Can i delete all rows that has null value on that field?
You should be able to use the second option I listed. I used the same thing to eliminate all rows where the column contained the word null as a null value.
When you filter values out of a column in the query editor, it's essentially the same as deleting them. Those values will not be loaded to your data model, which will have the benefits of decreasing your load time and having fewer rows to process your calculations against.
Not correct.when u do like that the other columns data also will lose.
Ex :
column1 having 100 records
column2 having 50 records and rest of the columns are contains null values
Suppose if you filter values of Null of the column2 the other column1 data records also will get effected and leads to lost the data. column1 will have only 50 records.
