Explanations of the different rule types and what they do.
This rule ensures that the column does not contain any null values.
This rule formats the values of the selected column in a specific way.
Allowed formats:
This rule ensures that the column contains only unique values.
This rule ensures that the column contains a default value.
This rule concatenates the values of the selected column with another existing column to create a new column.
The opposite of Concatenate: splits the selected column into multiple new columns at a delimiter you choose. Name each resulting column, and choose whether to keep the original, un-split column.
This rule ensures that the column does not contain any duplicate values.
This rule removes all spaces from the values of the selected column.
This rule removes all rows where every cell is empty or whitespace-only.
This rule removes extra rows that match an earlier row exactly in every column. The first occurrence is kept.