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Last updated: Feb 11, 2025
Replacing blanks or missing values is a common data preparation task for data miners. CLEM provides you with a number of tools to automate blank handling.
The Filler node is the most common place to work with blanks; however, the following functions can be used in any node that accepts CLEM expressions:
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can be used to determine records whose values are blank for a particular field, such as@BLANK(FIELD)
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can be used to determine records whose values are system-missing for the specified field(s). In SPSS Modeler, system-missing values are displayed as $null$ values.@NULL(FIELD)
See Functions handling blanks and null values for more information.
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