If a dataset has missing data at intermediary levels (NULL values), Anaplan Data Orchestrator fills these values with placeholder values.
When you balance hierarchies, this is how list names are generated if your hierarchy includes null rows.
First level (top level)
For the first top level, in a hierarchy, these are the name results when a null row is mapped.
| Null row mappings | Result |
Null row in the column mapped to Name | The row is filled with All-1 |
Null row in the column mapped to Code | If it's a numbered list, the row is filled with If it's a normal list, the row is filled with the |
Level two and subsequent levels
For level two and subsequent levels in a hierarchy, these are the name results when a null row is mapped.
| Null row mappings | Result |
Null row in the column mapped to Name | The row is filled with its parent's Name (<Level number>) |
Null row in the column mapped to Code | The row is filled with its parent's Code (<Level number>) |
