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q3-orders.csv1,240 rows, read locallyHome & Kitchen drove the most revenue last quarter, $487,200, 34% of the total.
It cleared Electronics, the next category, by $130,400, and made up just over a third of all Q3 revenue across 1,240 orders.
1,240 rows, 4 columns
- Revenue
- count 1,240 · sum 1,433,200 · mean 1,155.81 · median 812.4 · min 9.99 · max 6,480 · stddev 1,043.6
- Order Date
- 2025-07-01 to 2025-09-30
- Category
- Home & Kitchen (322), Electronics (268), Apparel (241), Beauty (168), Sports & Outdoors (141), Toys & Games (100)
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