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Hi Varunm1, thanks very much for your reply. I have no import error. I am just unable to see the whole data. When I look at the results/data tab it tells me 93000 examples at the bottom of the screen, yet when looking in Excel it has over 300,000 rows. I am using a CSV file.
Hi Varunm1, thanks again for following this up. Yes its just a publicly available data set (road crash data, approx 165MB). You will find the link to the data set at the top of the web page below (re road crash locations). Much appreciated.
https://www.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/crash-data-from-queensland-roads/resource/e88943c0-5968-4972-a15f-38e120d72ec0
https://www.data.qld.gov.au/dataset/crash-data-from-queensland-roads/resource/e88943c0-5968-4972-a15f-38e120d72ec0
Hello @u1111082
There are some value positioning errors while loading this CSV file. The quotes in your data file are causing these issues. So, you need to uncheck the option present in "Specify your data format" window. See image below.

There are some value positioning errors while loading this CSV file. The quotes in your data file are causing these issues. So, you need to uncheck the option present in "Specify your data format" window. See image below.

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Hello @u1111082
There are some value positioning errors while loading this CSV file. The quotes in your data file are causing these issues. So, you need to uncheck the option present in "Specify your data format" window. See image below.

There are some value positioning errors while loading this CSV file. The quotes in your data file are causing these issues. So, you need to uncheck the option present in "Specify your data format" window. See image below.

Are you encountering any import error? or are you not able to see whole data? Which file format is this data in (Excel, CSV etc)?