retail-orders.csv
A category-and-measure dataset for the first complete journey: table inspection, grouped revenue, chart building, and profile summaries.
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A category-and-measure dataset for the first complete journey: table inspection, grouped revenue, chart building, and profile summaries.
A compact, clean baseline. Use it to learn table sorting, aggregation choices, and export without edge-case noise.
Quoted commas, embedded line breaks, blank cells, repeated records, and mixed-looking values for parser and cleaning checks.
A tab-separated file for checking delimiter detection and building a grouped comparison from regional values.
Objects with different fields, nested values, missing properties, and mixed scalar types. Useful for understanding JSON normalization.
One JSON object per line, with timestamp-like labels, nulls, and an optional query field. Use it to check line-oriented import.
Separates a genuine zero, a negative value, and a category with no usable numeric measures. Use it to verify charts never invent zero values.
Chronological monthly values that intentionally rise and dip. Use it to check the line-chart sequence stays in source order rather than sorting by value.
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