Sample Sales Data

Order-level sales rows with region, product, channel, units and revenue — the standard shape for pivot-table and SUMIFS practice.

What is in the file

8 columns, 200 rows by default. The first ten rows are shown below — the download contains exactly this data.

Order IDOrder DateRegionChannelProductCategoryUnitsUnit Price
ORD-10002026-06-06SouthDirectUSB-C DockHardware31983.15
ORD-10012026-03-23CentralPartnerLaptop StandAccessories231279.53
ORD-10022026-01-06SouthRetailWebcam HDFurniture8143.9
ORD-10032026-10-23CentralOnlineStanding DeskPeripherals39440.28
ORD-10042026-04-04NorthDirectErgonomic ChairHardware37736.65
ORD-10052026-01-19EastPartnerMechanical KeyboardAccessories291033.02
ORD-10062026-11-04NorthRetailUSB-C DockFurniture141329.4
ORD-10072026-08-21WestOnlineLaptop StandPeripherals6193.77
ORD-10082026-10-10WestDirectMonitor 27"Hardware17490.14
ORD-10092026-07-26SouthPartnerNoise-Cancel HeadsetAccessories9786.52
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About this dataset

This is the dataset most spreadsheet exercises assume you already have: one row per order, with the dimensions you group by (region, category, channel) and the measures you aggregate (units, unit price, revenue) in the same table. It is deliberately flat and free of merged cells, so a PivotTable, a SUMIFS, or a Power Query import all work on it without cleanup first.

What you can practise with it

  • Build a PivotTable of revenue by region and category
  • Write SUMIFS / COUNTIFS across two criteria columns
  • Look up a unit price with XLOOKUP or INDEX + MATCH
  • Chart monthly revenue and add a trendline

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Is this sample sales 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 200 rows, which is what the preview on this page is drawn from.