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Filtering data in Excel is a valuable tool that enhances data analysis, exploration, and presentation by enabling users to focus on specific subsets of data based on their criteria, making the overall data manipulation and interpretation process more efficient and effective.
In Excel, you can easily filter blanks or non-blanks using the filtering options. Here’s how you can do it:
If a column contains text such that few cells are blank, and filter is required to select those rows only where blank cells are present, AutoFilter.match_blanks(field_index) and AutoFilter.add_filter(field_index, criteria)functions can be used as demonstrated below.
Please see the following sample code that loads the sample Excel file which contains some dummy data. The sample code uses three methods to filter blanks. It then saves the workbook as output Excel file.
Please see the following sample code that loads the sample Excel file which contains some dummy data. After loading the file, call the AutoFilter.match_non_blanks(field_index) function to filter non blanks data, and finally save the workbook as output Excel file.
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