Prashant, lives in the U.K. 200 rows of data containing details about my personal life.
343 rows of data on the consumer marketing segments I've been assigned.
But picture an Excel spreadsheet with 500 billion rows of data.
The limits conditions define the number of rows of data over which a given column will be smoothed.
This is some spreadsheet: 92,201 rows of data, each one containing a detailed breakdown of a military event in Afghanistan.
The data came to us as a huge excel file – 92,201 rows of data, some with nothing in at all or poorly formated.
The collars were fitted to a group of more than a hundred cows for six months, with the sensors returning a position on the beasts every 10 seconds, generating data sheets with a million rows of data for each day.
Each game in this year's Six Nations championship will produce two million rows of data, equivalent to more than 1,400 actions (tries, conversions, tackles, passes and so on) per game.
Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff famously made an Excel goof — omitting a few rows of data from a calculation — that caused them to drastically overstate the negative GDP impact of high debt burdens.
The data came to us as a huge excel file – over 92,201 rows of data, some with nothing in at all or were the result of poor formatting.
She found a host of anomalies, the smoking gun being a data set in which Stapel appeared to have done a copy-paste job, leaving two rows of data nearly identical to each other.
