Remember: Every time you write df = pd.read_excel() followed by a clean transformation, you are not just analyzing data – you are mastering it, .
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df.to_excel('cleaned_survey.xlsx', index=False)
=PY( orders = xl("Orders!A1:D5000", headers=True); customers = xl("Customers!A1:C2000", headers=True); products = xl("Products!A1:B1000", headers=True); merged = orders.merge(customers, on="CustomerID").merge(products, on="ProductID"); merged["TotalValue"] = merged["Quantity"] * merged["UnitPrice"]; merged )
df = df.drop_duplicates().dropna()