If you need to display something for empty values, you can.
For example in PHP you may have:-
if(!$this->companyName){ $this->companyName = 'N\A' ;}
Or if your semantics demand the content is blank, you can use CSS to add pseudo content. Eg.
td:empty::after {
content: 'N\A' ;
}
What you display for blank data (if anything) is entirely up to you.