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fix: undefined and null values get replaced w/ "-" #1912

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@noahonyejese noahonyejese commented Nov 25, 2024

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How to test

  1. Go to this link
  2. Create a visualization w/ this Data => LFI: Themen nach Baumart (5 Klassen)
  3. Publish Visualization
  4. Click on Dataset in the bottom left corner
  5. Click on Download data
  6. Click CSV
  7. Scroll through the file see how there are a bunch of zeros ❌

repeat steps 1 - 6 with this link

  1. See how some of the zeros, were actually undefined values now they are replaced with "-" dashes ✅

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LGTM, thanks @noahonyejese 🙇‍♂️

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@noahonyejese noahonyejese merged commit f4d05db into main Nov 25, 2024
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PROD : Visualize dispay Value = "0" instead of ‘no value’.
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