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We've compiled a collection of data sets that can be used for Juicebox data sources to help you get started.

Zach Gemignani avatar
Written by Zach Gemignani
Updated over 2 years ago

Each of the data sets below are data tables (in comma-separated values format) ready for uploading to Juicebox. Here's what you need to do to use these data sets:

  1. Select the 'CSV download' link for your chosen data set below and save the file to your desktop (like this one: CSV download of World Happiness Report 2020)

  2. Upload the data file by open the Data Footer at the bottom of the screen.

3. After your data uploads, you'll see the first 100 rows of your data. You'll be able to change the data source name, edit data ingredient labels, and change data formats.


Sample Data Sets

😀 World Happiness Report 2020 (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: World Happiness Report and Data.World

🥇Olympic Medals 1896-2012 (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: International Olympic Committee, The Guardian Datablog, and Kaggle

🎛 LEGO sets (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Kaggle

🎬 Movie Trends (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Kaggle

🎮 Video Game Sales (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Kaggle. A helpful getting started article and video to create a dynamic bar chart.

🏈 National Football League, Yards from Scrimmage by Player for 2019 Season (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: The Football Database

☕️ Coffee Producers and Tasting Scores (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Coffee Quality Institute via Kaggle.

⚽️ Premier League, Player Goal and Shot Creation, 2019-2020 Season (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: FBRef.com

👩🏻‍⚕️ Women Entrepreneurship and the Labor Force (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Kaggle. A helpful getting started article and video to create a scatterplot.

👽 UFO Sightings (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Kaggle.

🏋🏽‍♀️ Personal Fitness (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Kaggle. A helpful getting started article and video to create a dashboard.

🏦 Fortune 100 Companies (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: Kaggle. A helpful getting started article and video to create a map.

⚽️ Premier League Attacking Players (CSV download or see the data in a Google Sheet). Source: WhoScored.com. A helpful getting started article and video to create a leaderboard.

Use data from your own services

  • 📦 Amazon Orders. A step-by-step guide to access data and build a Juicebox data story about your Amazon purchases.

  • 📚 GoodReads. A step-by-step guide to access data and build a data story about your reading history on GoodReads.

  • 💻 Netflix -- coming soon.

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