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@@ -236,9 +236,19 @@ rows separated by either semicolon or a colon. You can use:
 It is quite common in statistical datasets for some values to be missing. If
 you open the [`data/AirQuality.csv`](../data/AirQuality.csv) file you will see
 that some values for the ozone observations are marked `#N/A`. Such values are
-parsed as float and will be marked with `Double.NaN` in F#. The values `#N/A`, `NA`,
-and `:` are recognized as missing values by default, but you can customize it by specifying
-the `MissingValues` static parameter of `CsvProvider`.
+parsed as float and will be marked with `Double.NaN` in F#. The values 
+"NaN", "NA", "N/A", "#N/A", ":", "-", "TBA", and "TBD" 
+are recognized as missing values by default, but you can customize it by specifying
+the `MissingValues` static parameter of `CsvProvider` as a comma-separated string. 
+For example, to ignore "this" and "that" we could do: 
+*)
+
+
+CsvProvider<"X,Y,Z\nthis,that,1.0",
+            MissingValues="this,that">.GetSample().Rows
+(*** include-it ***)            
+
+(**
 
 The following snippet calculates the mean of the ozone observations
 excluding the `Double.NaN` values. We first obtain the `Ozone` property for