25.5.21
using columnName to bulk fill down columns
30.4.21
OpenRefine April 2021 Review
For April we took the time to review all your favourite OpenRefine extensions for updates and checked for new ones!
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13.4.21
Edit value from the facet
29.3.21
OpenRefine March 2021 Review
With spring at our doors, we have a new section on our monthly update: Academic Publication. Here we will list recent academic publications about OpenRefine, or papers that use OpenRefine in their process. This should be a trove of more advanced use cases promoting reproducible science.
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26.2.21
OpenRefine February 2021 Review
Here is a summary of all the interesting tutorials and videos published about OpenRefine through February.
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29.1.21
OpenRefine January 2021 Review
2021 starts big with the release of the new user documentation for OpenRefine. It took over six months of hard work to migrate the documentation from GitHub wiki to Docusaurus. It was also the opportunity to update the content.
We also listed below new tutorials and videos published about OpenRefine through January along with the update of the NER and RDF extensions.
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18.1.21
OpenRefine: Create an empty column
Sometimes you just need to add a new empty column to your OpenRefine project. The process is straight forward as we show in this video tutorial.
- From any existing column select the option Edit column and then Add a column based on this column ...
- By default, the GREL formula repeat the value from the column you selected
- Just replace the value with two quotes like this "" to create an empty string. You can add any text between the quotes. OpenRefine will add it for all the rows selected by your facet.
- Give your new column and name and click OK
- and you are done!

