Introduction to OpenRefine - Skillshare

[@tomasmantilla]

Much better than reading instructive blog posts, thanks!

[@michaelw.881]

Thanks dear for this nice introduction.

[@richardschavez9041]

Hi! A lot of thanks to this video. Very helpful. Learned a lot even to this single video. 😇👌 🙇

[@xipozz]

Awesome! Thank you so much!

[@darkeuphoria01]

Thank you so much for this.

[@lhodeniz]

I wonder you're cutting dataset in MS Excel while openrefine can do it well.

[@datadiscovery180]

Thanks Sarah!!

[@NavidNobani]

Opening the file ( the same dish.csv file) with OpenRefine, the default column separator is on "customer" which shows the data like a csv and not in a table and Chenging it to "commas(CSV)" messes up all the column completely. What I'm doing wrong here?

[@hilgeflupp896]

It's probably a bit late, but maybe helpful for others: Don't open the CSV file in Excel. In some countries Excel uses Commas for decimal numbers (instead of a dot like in the US) and doesn't understand the meaning of the commas in a CSV-file. Opening the file in Excel will corrupt it, and that's why the file shows up completely wrong in OpenRefine. Use an Editor instead to open and editn the file.