Data cleansing and prep with synapse data flows

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This document provides resources for data cleansing and preparation using Azure Synapse Analytics Data Flows. It includes links to videos, documentation, and a slide deck that explain how to use Data Flows for tasks like deduplicating null values, saving data profiler summary statistics, and using metadata functions. A GitHub link shares a tutorial document for a hands-on learning experience with Synapse Data Flows.

Data Cleansing and Prep
with Azure Synapse Analytics
Data Flows
Mark Kromer @kromerbigdata
Azure Data Governance
Principal PM

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