• Data distribution
  
• Data quality
  
• Intelligent suggestions
  
• Search & filter
  
• Topbar
  

You can get a page tour by clicking the Page tour option from the Help menu in the topbar. The page tour gives you a complete walkthrough of the Studio page and makes it easy to understand.

Data distribution

You can edit the values present in the histogram and have it changed in the entire column. You can also sort the values using the icon. 

1. contains
   
2. doesn't contain
   
3. is
   
4. is not
   
5. begins with
   
6. doesn't begin with
   
7. ends with
   
8. doesn't end with

Data quality

• Data quality bar
  
• Column details section
  
• Dataset details section  

Data quality bar

1. Hover over the data quality bar to get a quick look at the data quality of a column.

1. You can also click on the Show for all columns option to view the data quality of all individual columns. 
   

Column details section

Note: The first 100 rows of the dataset are processed to suggest a data type.

1. The Column details are shown in the bottom panel whenever a column is selected. 

            

1. This section has a detailed version of the histogram present at the top of each column. You can edit the values present in the histogram to have it changed in the entire column. You can also sort the values using the icon.
   
   
2. You can also click the search icon and search values in the histogram using one of the conditions below:
   
1. contains
   
2. doesn't contain
   
3. is
   
4. is not
   
5. begins with
   
6. doesn't begin with
   
7. ends with
   
8. doesn't end with
   
    

1. You can also click the Show more details link to see the expanded view of the details of the selected column. Various aspects of the column such as statistics, outliers, unique values, and data patterns are displayed under this section.
   

1. You can also choose to have the widgets to be shown in the Show more details page from the context menu options next to the column name. 

Dataset details section

• Sample rows
  
• Sample strategy (includes Random, Erroneous, Column based, and Initial data samples)
  
• Total rows
  
• Number of columns
  
• Number of data types in the dataset 
  
• Overall dataset data quality as a donut chart.
  

Sample strategy

Generating a sample is essential in speeding up the transformations performed. It is performed by taking a sample from the entire data using various strategies. The Initial sample strategy is used when the dataset is imported for the first time. You can change the strategy at any point during the data preparation process. Click on the edit icon in the dataset details panel to change the sample strategy. 

The different sample strategies available are: 

• Initial sample: Generated from the first 5 MB data of the imported file.
  
• Random sample: Randomly selected rows from the imported file. 
  
• Erroneous sample: Rows containing invalid or missing entries. 
  
• Column based sample: Generated based on the distinct values from the selected column.   

Intelligent suggestions

1. When you click one of the suggested transform, you will be taken to the Studio panel with a live preview of the transformation to be applied to your data.  
   

1. You may choose to edit the options and conditions in the operation bar before applying the suggested operation.
   

      

Search and filter

1. Filter rows with valid values
   
2. Filter rows with invalid values
   
3. Filter rows with missing values
4. Filter rows with missing or invalid values
   

To search data

1. To search data, enter the value in the Search and filter box. The searched keyword will be added as a chip below the box based on the default condition 'contains'.
2. You can also select the chip and edit the searched keyword and the condition at any time.
   

1. Once the search result appears, you can choose to Keep filtered rows or Delete filtered rows using the Action dropdown.
   

All your searched keywords will be automatically included when you open the Advanced filters pane. 

To filter data

1. To filter dataset by other means, you can simply click on the histogram, data quality bar, or the donut chart.   
   
   
   
   
2. When you filter, a chip appears below the Search and filter box. You can select the chip and edit the searched keyword and the associated condition at any time.
   
3. You can do multiple filters, and a chip would be added for each filter. 

1. All filters present will be automatically included when you open the Advanced filters pane.

2. This also includes the ones that you add while having the pane open. 

3. You can also edit the filters in the advanced filters pane. 
Next section covers Advanced filters

1. The conditions available in the filter are:  
   
1. Contains (default)
   
2. Doesn't contain 
   
3. Starts with 
   
4. Doesn't start with 
   
5. Ends with 
   
6. Doesn't end with 
   
7. Is 
   
8. Is not
   
9. Matches regex   

1. After filtering, you can choose to apply either Keep filtered rows or Delete filtered rows rule using the Actions dropdown that appears next to the chip. 
   
2. You can also edit the filters added using the Edit link. 
   
3. To remove a particular filter, click the close icon that appears when you hover over the chip. 
   
4. To remove all filters at one go, click the Clear link.
   

Advanced filters

The Advanced filters option allows you to filter data based on custom conditions applied over one or more columns. The advanced filters is exploratory in nature and provides a way to filter your dataset without applying them as a rule.

However, you can choose to apply them as a rule by either keeping or deleting the filtered rows.

1. All filters present will be automatically included when you open the Advanced filters pane.

2. Including the ones that you add while having the pane open.

3. You can also edit the filters in the Advanced filters pane.

To apply advanced filters

1. Choose the Advanced filters option from the Search and filter box. The Advanced filters pane will slide open to view.

     

2. Click the  icon to add columns to the filters. You can also reorder the filters using the drag and drop method.

3. When you add more than one filter to the Filters section, the logical operators, AND or OR appear next to the filters. You can click to toggle the logical operator between AND and OR.

4. Using the logical operators, you can combine the conditions and apply logic to determine the rule of precedence. The final expression is displayed in the Criteria expression box. You can click Edit to alter the default expression using logical operators and parenthesis to specify the precedence or the sequential order as to which condition should be evaluated first. Click Save after making the required changes.

For example, In the expression, ((1 OR 2) AND (3 OR 4)), first the condition ( 1 OR 2 ) will be executed and then, the condition ( 3 OR 4 ) will be executed next. Thirdly, since, the AND operator is used, the filter will be applied when both the conditions are true.

5. You can use the Clear button to remove all the filters.

6. For every filter added, you can select one of the following options from the drop-down:

1.  Actual: This option lets you filter rows based on the actual values in the column.
2. Data quality: This option lets you filter rows based on the quality of data in the column.
3. Patterns: This option helps you filter rows based on the data patterns in the selected column.
4. Seasonal: This option helps you filter rows based on the seasonal parameters such as quarter, month, week, etc.
5. Outliers: This option allows you to filter rows based on the outliers present in the data of the selected column. 
   

The filter options are displayed based on the datatype of the column added for the filter. Click here to know more about the filter options.

7. Click the Filter button. The number of filters added will be shown in the chip that appears above the data grid. 

8.  Advanced filters filter the data without applying any rule. After when you're satisfied with your filtered data, you can choose to apply either Keep filtered rows or Delete filtered rows rule using the Actions dropdown.

Topbar

The topbar in the Studio page has a dataset switcher on the left hand side and a menu bar on the right. Click the dropdown next to the dataset name in the top bar to switch to other datasets. This is particularly useful to resume the remaining data prep activities in other datasets instantly.

You can also use this dropdown to take a look at the data quality of other datasets. This helps you prioritize data preparation activities in the workspace.