Hi Guys.
I have a CSV file and lets say it has Columns A and B
Within the CSV typically Columns A and B will contain data but we have a situation where there might be no data in Columns A but there is in B. In this case we would want to delete the rows where there are no data in A.
This should then leave A and B with data.
Craig
You forgot to ask a question. 
If the question is how to filter rows with empty cells - you simply use loop with an if condition inside.
Sorry. I thought i had asked a question.
I am looking to delete all rows where there is no data in Column A.
That is still no closer to being an actual question. We can help but we can’t read your mind or see your screen (code you need help with)
What do you mean with "I am looking … "
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I wasn’t asking anyone to write a script just some pointers. Anyway I have achieved it a different way when exporting the CSV file.
where {![string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace( $_.UserName)}
Select UserName, OneDriveSiteUrl | where {![string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace( $_.UserName)}
I gave you a pointer in my first answer. 
Great. 
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Thanks in advance