Sample Inventory Data

SKU-level stock with warehouse, quantity on hand, reorder point and unit cost — for conditional formatting and stock alerts.

What is in the file

7 columns, 120 rows by default. The first ten rows are shown below — the download contains exactly this data.

SKUProductCategoryWarehouseQty On HandReorder PointUnit Cost
SKU-1000Noise-Cancel HeadsetPeripheralsWH-Austin64186374.26
SKU-1001Monitor 27"FurnitureWH-Toronto16459226.49
SKU-1002Wireless MouseAccessoriesWH-Lisbon26392669.81
SKU-1003Monitor 27"HardwareWH-Berlin362125522.04
SKU-1004Mechanical KeyboardPeripheralsWH-Austin462158251.36
SKU-1005Ergonomic ChairFurnitureWH-Toronto81191103.58
SKU-1006Mechanical KeyboardAccessoriesWH-Lisbon18064546.9
SKU-1007Ergonomic ChairHardwareWH-Berlin28097399.13
SKU-1008Laptop StandPeripheralsWH-Austin379131620.08
SKU-1009USB-C DockFurnitureWH-Toronto478164472.31
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About this dataset

Stock tables are the classic conditional-formatting exercise, and this one is built so the exercise has an answer: quantities sit above, at, and below the reorder point often enough that a "highlight what needs reordering" rule lights up a useful fraction of the rows instead of all or none of them.

What you can practise with it

  • Conditional formatting for stock below the reorder point
  • Total inventory value with SUMPRODUCT
  • Stock per warehouse with a PivotTable
  • IF / IFS logic for a reorder status column

Tools that work on this data

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Is this sample inventory data free to use?

Yes — for practice, teaching, demos and commercial work alike. The rows are generated, so there is no personal data in the file. Attribution is not required; if you would like to credit it, there is a ready-made line at the bottom of this page.

Do I have to sign up or give an email address?

No. The file is built in your browser when you click download; nothing is uploaded and no account is involved.

Which formats can I download?

Excel (.xlsx), CSV and JSON. All three contain the same rows, so you can use the CSV for an import exercise and the .xlsx for a formula exercise.

Can I choose how many rows I get?

Yes. Pick a row count before downloading — the default is 120 rows, which is what the preview on this page is drawn from.