In a dataframe you can easily replace 'undefined' by another value using FillMissing. However, if you want to remove the row in which a cell contained 'undefined' this seems not to be possible. 'DropMissing' will remove the complete column in which one of the cells contains 'undefined'. Is there another command that removes the row of the dataframe as a column contains an 'undefined'? Sorry for the simplistic question but I am still in my learning curve. 

acer helped me out last week with converting strings to dates which was very helpful. However now I stumble on 2 other problems:

- I do not succeed to plot DS6 (time difference versus a numeric value) and to not understand why

- in the cvs data sheet the length of the columns is not equal. The empty cells are automatical filled with "". This prevents me to use numelems as it will also take into consideration the cells filled with "". Is there a way to prevent this

As usual I would like to thank you all, power users, for your patience and help

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This is most likely a simple question for the power users of this forum, but I do not manage to find a solution. I have date in an Excel file. The first column consists of dates (mm/dd/yyyy) and the second of time (hh:mm). I can easily concatenate both in Maple using cat("9/7/2023", "10:22") but how can I convert the obtained string into a date+time that Maple understands? 

Thank you in advance for your help.

Is it possible in Maple Flow to reference to another worksheet as you can in Maple? If so, how would you do that? Thanks in advance for your help.

Dear power users, I have a probably trivial question. How can I import the attached file in Maple? The file consists of a header part with below the header two columns with data. The file coming from a measuring device has no extension and I could not upload it to the forum as it was considered a null file. In order to solve this I gave it a .txt extension but keep in mind that this normally is not present.

Additional question: if the file would have several headers each time followed by 2 data columns, is there an easy way to separate them in a sort of automatic manner?

Spiking2011622.txt