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hi this is joachim for statisticsglobe.com and in this video ill explain how to remove data frame rows with some or all n a in the r programming language so in the video im going to show you six different examples and all of these examples are based on the data frame that we can create with the lines two to four of the code so if you run these lines of code you will see that at the top right of our studio a new data frame object appears which is called data and we can also have a look at this data frame by clicking on the data object and then you can see that our data contains six rows and three columns x1 x2 and x3 and all of these columns contain and a values at different positions so lets assume that we want to remove all rows where at least one of the columns has an n a value then we can apply the n a omit function as you can see in line six of the code so if you run line six of the code you can see that at the top right of rstudio a new data frame object is created which is ca