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EMPTY SPACES IN TABLES

Hi community,

 

For some reason the loaded tables get empty spaces before my data eventhough the sources doesnt have that empty space... this is the second time I have that problem....anybody knows what could couse this behaviour?

 

 

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

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Anonymous
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I've seen this sometimes when importing from Excel if people had data in cells and then deleted it (although mine appeared at the bottom, not the top like yours are).

 

I just put a filter in PowerQuery to remove blanks from a column where I know there should always be data.

 

Hope this helps,

Scott

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Anonymous
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I've seen this sometimes when importing from Excel if people had data in cells and then deleted it (although mine appeared at the bottom, not the top like yours are).

 

I just put a filter in PowerQuery to remove blanks from a column where I know there should always be data.

 

Hope this helps,

Scott

Anonymous
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It is the same I do... Ill wait if somebody else ffers an a unknown option otherwise Ill give you the kudo!!! greetings and Thanks!

Is this coming from Excel then? Any chance the rows are actually hidden in the Excel file?


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At least in my case it wasn't hidden rows - but I think somehow where there was data in the rows at one point they get flagged as "non-empty" and then for some reason deleting them didn't mark them as empty. Then when importing into Power Query they show up...

 

Not sure why this happens - seems somewhat intermittent, but I haven't spent very much time trying to debug.

 

Scott

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What is the source?


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