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Pandas
Pandas is a library built using NumPy specifically for data analysis. You'll be using Pandas heavily
for data manipulation, visualisation, building machine learning models, etc.

There are two main data structures in Pandas - Series and Dataframes. The default way to store
data is dataframes, and thus manipulating dataframes quickly is probably the most important skill
set for data analysis.

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In this section, you will study:

1. The pandas Series (similar to a numpy array)

Creating a pandas series
Indexing series
2. Dataframes
Creating dataframes from dictionaries
Importing CSV data files as pandas dataframes
Reading and summarising dataframes
Sorting dataframes

1. The Pandas Series

A series is similar to a 1-D numpy array, and contains scalar values of the same type (numeric,
character, datetime etc.). A dataframe is simply a table where each column is a pandas series.

Creating Pandas Series

Series are one-dimensional array-like structures, though unlike numpy arrays, they often contain
non-numeric data (characters, dates, time, booleans etc.)

You can create pandas series from array-like objects using pd.Series() .

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In [1]: # import pandas, pd is an alias

import pandas as pd

# Creating a numeric pandas series

s = pd.Series([2, 4, 5, 6, 9])
print(s)
print(type(s))

0 2
1 4
2 5
3 6
4 9
dtype: int64
<class 'pandas.core.series.Series'>

Note that each element in the Series has an index, and the index starts at 0 as usual.

In [2]: # creating a series of characters

# notice that the 'dtype' here is 'object'
char_series = pd.Series(['a', 'b', 'af'])
char_series

Out[2]: 0 a
1 b
2 af
dtype: object

In [3]: # creating a series of type datetime

date_series = pd.date_range(start = '11-09-2017', end = '12-12-2017')
date_series
type(date_series)

Out[3]: pandas.core.indexes.datetimes.DatetimeIndex

Indexing Series

Indexing series is exactly same as 1-D numpy arrays - index starts at 0.

In [4]: # Indexing pandas series: Same as indexing 1-d numpy arrays or lists
# accessing the fourth element
s[3]

# accessing elements starting index = 2 till the end

s[2:]

Out[4]: 2 5
3 6
4 9
dtype: int64

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In [5]: # accessing the second and the fourth elements

# note that s[1, 3] will not work, you need to pass the indices [1, 3] as a list i
s[[1, 3]]

Out[5]: 1 4
3 6
dtype: int64

Usually, you will work with Series only as a part of dataframes. Let's study the basics of dataframes.

The Pandas Dataframe

Dataframe is the most widely used data-structure in data analysis. It is a table with rows and
columns, with rows having an index and columns having meaningful names.

Creating dataframes from dictionaries

There are various ways of creating dataframes, such as creating them from dictionaries, JSON
objects, reading from txt, CSV files, etc.

In [6]: # keys become column names

df = pd.DataFrame({'name': ['Vinay', 'Kushal', 'Aman', 'Saif'],
'age': [22, 25, 24, 28],
'occupation': ['engineer', 'doctor', 'data analyst', 'teacher'
df

Out[6]: age name occupation

0 22 Vinay engineer

1 25 Kushal doctor

2 24 Aman data analyst

3 28 Saif teacher

Importing CSV data files as pandas dataframes

For the upcoming exercises, we will use a dataset of a retail store having details about the orders
placed, customers, product details, sales, profits etc.

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In [1]: # reading a CSV file as a dataframe

df = pd.read_csv("Downloads/FoodRatings_all_same_5.csv")

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
NameError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-1-ae28fe9901d0> in <module>()
1 # reading a CSV file as a dataframe
----> 2 market_df = pd.read_csv("Downloads/FoodRatings_all_same_5.csv.csv")

NameError: name 'pd' is not defined

Usually, dataframes are imported as CSV files, but sometimes it is more convenient to convert
dictionaries into dataframes. For e.g. when the raw data is in a JSON format (which is not
uncommon), you can easily convert it into a dictionary, and then into a dataframe.

You will learn how to convert JSON objects to dataframes later.

Reading and Summarising Dataframes

After you import a dataframe, you'd want to quickly understand its structure, shape, meanings of
rows and columns etc. Further, you may want to look at summary statistics - such as mean,
percentiles etc.

In [8]: # Looking at the top and bottom entries of dataframes

market_df.head()

Out[8]: Ord_id Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_

0 Ord_5446 Prod_16 SHP_7609 Cust_1818 136.81 0.01 23 -30.51

1 Ord_5406 Prod_13 SHP_7549 Cust_1818 42.27 0.01 13 4.56

2 Ord_5446 Prod_4 SHP_7610 Cust_1818 4701.69 0.00 26 1148.90

3 Ord_5456 Prod_6 SHP_7625 Cust_1818 2337.89 0.09 43 729.34

4 Ord_5485 Prod_17 SHP_7664 Cust_1818 4233.15 0.08 35 1219.87

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In [9]: market_df.tail()

Out[9]: Ord_id Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Ship

8394 Ord_5353 Prod_4 SHP_7479 Cust_1798 2841.4395 0.08 28 374.63

8395 Ord_5411 Prod_6 SHP_7555 Cust_1798 127.1600 0.10 20 -74.03

8396 Ord_5388 Prod_6 SHP_7524 Cust_1798 243.0500 0.02 39 -70.85

8397 Ord_5348 Prod_15 SHP_7469 Cust_1798 3872.8700 0.03 23 565.34

8398 Ord_5459 Prod_6 SHP_7628 Cust_1798 603.6900 0.00 47 131.39

Here, each row represents an order placed at a retail store. Notice the index associated with each
row - starts at 0 and ends at 8398, implying that there were 8399 orders placed.

In [10]: # Looking at the datatypes of each column

market_df.info()

# Note that each column is basically a pandas Series of length 8399

# The ID columns are 'objects', i.e. they are being read as characters
# The rest are numeric (floats or int)

<class 'pandas.core.frame.DataFrame'>
RangeIndex: 8399 entries, 0 to 8398
Data columns (total 10 columns):
Ord_id 8399 non-null object
Prod_id 8399 non-null object
Ship_id 8399 non-null object
Cust_id 8399 non-null object
Sales 8399 non-null float64
Discount 8399 non-null float64
Order_Quantity 8399 non-null int64
Profit 8399 non-null float64
Shipping_Cost 8399 non-null float64
Product_Base_Margin 8336 non-null float64
dtypes: float64(5), int64(1), object(4)
memory usage: 656.2+ KB

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In [11]: # Describe gives you a summary of all the numeric columns in the dataset
market_df.describe()

Out[11]: Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_Cost Product_Base_Mar

count 8399.000000 8399.000000 8399.000000 8399.000000 8399.000000 8336.000

mean 1775.878179 0.049671 25.571735 181.184424 12.838557 0.512

std 3585.050525 0.031823 14.481071 1196.653371 17.264052 0.135

min 2.240000 0.000000 1.000000 -14140.700000 0.490000 0.350

25% 143.195000 0.020000 13.000000 -83.315000 3.300000 0.380

50% 449.420000 0.050000 26.000000 -1.500000 6.070000 0.520

75% 1709.320000 0.080000 38.000000 162.750000 13.990000 0.590

max 89061.050000 0.250000 50.000000 27220.690000 164.730000 0.850

In [12]: # Column names

market_df.columns

Out[12]: Index(['Ord_id', 'Prod_id', 'Ship_id', 'Cust_id', 'Sales', 'Discount',

'Order_Quantity', 'Profit', 'Shipping_Cost', 'Product_Base_Margin'],
dtype='object')

In [13]: # The number of rows and columns

market_df.shape

Out[13]: (8399, 10)

In [14]: # You can extract the values of a dataframe as a numpy array using df.values
market_df.values

Out[14]: array([['Ord_5446', 'Prod_16', 'SHP_7609', ..., -30.51, 3.6, 0.56],

['Ord_5406', 'Prod_13', 'SHP_7549', ..., 4.56, 0.93, 0.54],
['Ord_5446', 'Prod_4', 'SHP_7610', ..., 1148.9, 2.5, 0.59],
...,
['Ord_5388', 'Prod_6', 'SHP_7524', ..., -70.85, 5.35, 0.4],
['Ord_5348', 'Prod_15', 'SHP_7469', ..., 565.34, 30.0, 0.62],
['Ord_5459', 'Prod_6', 'SHP_7628', ..., 131.39, 4.86, 0.38]], dtype=obje
ct)

Indices

An important concept in pandas dataframes is that of row indices. By default, each row is assigned
indices starting from 0, and are represented at the left side of the dataframe.

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In [15]: market_df.head()

Out[15]: Ord_id Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_

0 Ord_5446 Prod_16 SHP_7609 Cust_1818 136.81 0.01 23 -30.51

1 Ord_5406 Prod_13 SHP_7549 Cust_1818 42.27 0.01 13 4.56

2 Ord_5446 Prod_4 SHP_7610 Cust_1818 4701.69 0.00 26 1148.90

3 Ord_5456 Prod_6 SHP_7625 Cust_1818 2337.89 0.09 43 729.34

4 Ord_5485 Prod_17 SHP_7664 Cust_1818 4233.15 0.08 35 1219.87

Now, arbitrary numeric indices are difficult to read and work with. Thus, you may want to change the
indices of the df to something more meanigful.

Let's change the index to Ord_id (unique id of each order), so that you can select rows using the
order ids directly.

In [16]: # Setting index to Ord_id

market_df.set_index('Ord_id', inplace = True)
market_df.head()

Out[16]: Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_Co

Ord_id

Ord_5446 Prod_16 SHP_7609 Cust_1818 136.81 0.01 23 -30.51 3.

Ord_5406 Prod_13 SHP_7549 Cust_1818 42.27 0.01 13 4.56 0.

Ord_5446 Prod_4 SHP_7610 Cust_1818 4701.69 0.00 26 1148.90 2.

Ord_5456 Prod_6 SHP_7625 Cust_1818 2337.89 0.09 43 729.34 14.

Ord_5485 Prod_17 SHP_7664 Cust_1818 4233.15 0.08 35 1219.87 26.

Having meaningful row labels as indices helps you to select (subset) dataframes easily. You will
study selecting dataframes in the next section.

Sorting dataframes

You can sort dataframes in two ways - 1) by the indices and 2) by the values.

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 In [17]: # Sorting by index

# axis = 0 indicates that you want to sort rows (use axis=1 for columns)
market_df.sort_index(axis = 0, ascending = False)

Out[17]: Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_

Ord_id

Ord_999 Prod_15 SHP_1383 Cust_361 5661.0800 0.00 33 1055.47

Ord_998 Prod_8 SHP_1380 Cust_372 750.6600 0.00 33 120.05

Ord_998 Prod_5 SHP_1382 Cust_372 2149.3700 0.03 42 217.87

Ord_998 Prod_8 SHP_1381 Cust_372 254.3200 0.01 8 -117.39

Ord_997 Prod_14 SHP_1379 Cust_365 28761.5200 0.04 8 285.11

Ord_996 Prod_7 SHP_1378 Cust_371 35.6400 0.05 10 -0.71

Ord_996 Prod_5 SHP_1377 Cust_371 3202.2500 0.09 44 991.26

Ord_996 Prod_6 SHP_1378 Cust_371 81.2500 0.01 11 -44.54

Ord_996 Prod_13 SHP_1378 Cust_371 57.1700 0.08 18 -24.03

Ord_996 Prod_13 SHP_1378 Cust_371 41.9700 0.05 12 -37.03

Ord_995 Prod_4 SHP_1376 Cust_370 7965.9025 0.01 46 2311.96

Ord_994 Prod_1 SHP_1375 Cust_369 11103.7500 0.10 32 -522.59

Ord_993 Prod_1 SHP_1374 Cust_368 2645.8000 0.00 31 -684.78

Ord_993 Prod_5 SHP_1373 Cust_368 1140.2600 0.04 39 387.20

Ord_992 Prod_15 SHP_1370 Cust_368 5041.4600 0.06 43 -2136.66

Ord_992 Prod_11 SHP_1372 Cust_368 8817.7100 0.09 27 -2946.05

Ord_992 Prod_6 SHP_1371 Cust_368 282.9800 0.06 45 -237.47

Ord_991 Prod_4 SHP_1369 Cust_367 760.2485 0.04 16 29.80

Ord_990 Prod_11 SHP_1368 Cust_366 1042.0600 0.04 14 -931.25

Ord_990 Prod_6 SHP_1367 Cust_366 492.7100 0.02 24 67.01

Ord_99 Prod_8 SHP_136 Cust_72 311.4400 0.04 32 74.07

Ord_99 Prod_5 SHP_137 Cust_72 215.6500 0.01 17 77.38

Ord_989 Prod_3 SHP_1366 Cust_360 64.1300 0.10 10 -28.97

Ord_988 Prod_7 SHP_1364 Cust_360 90.9600 0.02 48 -30.11

Ord_988 Prod_5 SHP_1364 Cust_360 632.5500 0.05 27 165.35

Ord_988 Prod_5 SHP_1365 Cust_360 1997.1300 0.05 32 720.45

Ord_987 Prod_6 SHP_1362 Cust_365 905.3200 0.02 24 389.07

Ord_987 Prod_4 SHP_1363 Cust_365 1702.4990 0.08 16 162.11

Ord_986 Prod_3 SHP_1360 Cust_363 77.5700 0.00 19 -67.49

Ord_985 Prod_4 SHP_1359 Cust_362 1155.5835 0.04 24 -127.00

... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...

Ord_1016 Prod_8 SHP_1406 Cust_383 138.0500 0.09 19 -100.49

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Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_

Ord_id

Ord_1015 Prod_9 SHP_1405 Cust_370 124.0600 0.09 17 15.74

Ord_1014 Prod_5 SHP_1404 Cust_368 131.0900 0.01 10 10.94

Ord_1014 Prod_6 SHP_1404 Cust_368 1817.9000 0.06 33 700.31

Ord_1013 Prod_4 SHP_1403 Cust_382 1064.7865 0.10 12 -181.01

Ord_1012 Prod_3 SHP_1402 Cust_382 104.5100 0.04 13 -9.28

Ord_1011 Prod_3 SHP_1400 Cust_381 3465.9700 0.08 4 194.32

Ord_1011 Prod_8 SHP_1401 Cust_381 1307.8800 0.06 13 206.86

Ord_1010 Prod_11 SHP_1399 Cust_366 4051.8000 0.10 35 -684.07

Ord_1010 Prod_5 SHP_1398 Cust_366 195.2300 0.08 35 -72.46

Ord_101 Prod_1 SHP_139 Cust_73 300.2000 0.00 8 6.41

Ord_101 Prod_4 SHP_139 Cust_73 1364.8025 0.07 29 -183.68

Ord_1009 Prod_17 SHP_1396 Cust_366 2219.7900 0.10 30 -9.45

Ord_1009 Prod_6 SHP_1397 Cust_366 237.3600 0.07 25 -117.86

Ord_1008 Prod_5 SHP_1395 Cust_380 689.6700 0.07 38 51.47

Ord_1007 Prod_4 SHP_1394 Cust_379 2766.8180 0.03 47 846.95

Ord_1006 Prod_2 SHP_1393 Cust_378 1758.4100 0.06 18 238.52

Ord_1005 Prod_13 SHP_1392 Cust_377 35.4800 0.09 14 -9.19

Ord_1005 Prod_16 SHP_1392 Cust_377 15.0000 0.05 1 -11.02

Ord_1004 Prod_5 SHP_1390 Cust_365 199.5200 0.08 28 13.44

Ord_1004 Prod_3 SHP_1389 Cust_365 139.5400 0.01 26 -54.08

Ord_1004 Prod_7 SHP_1391 Cust_365 85.6600 0.04 39 6.67

Ord_1003 Prod_9 SHP_1387 Cust_376 49.0400 0.02 8 9.29

Ord_1003 Prod_11 SHP_1388 Cust_376 2320.3500 0.00 6 -237.62

Ord_1002 Prod_15 SHP_1386 Cust_375 1756.4600 0.01 15 -101.19

Ord_1001 Prod_5 SHP_1385 Cust_374 1981.2600 0.07 49 100.80

Ord_1000 Prod_6 SHP_1384 Cust_373 334.7100 0.01 25 31.74

Ord_100 Prod_8 SHP_138 Cust_58 121.1200 0.10 3 -118.82

Ord_10 Prod_3 SHP_13 Cust_10 80.6100 0.02 15 -4.72

Ord_1 Prod_1 SHP_1 Cust_1 261.5400 0.04 6 -213.25

8399 rows × 9 columns

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In [18]: # Sorting by values

# Sorting in increasing order of Sales

market_df.sort_values(by='Sales').head()

Out[18]: Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_Cost

Ord_id

Ord_704 Prod_7 SHP_964 Cust_242 2.24 0.01 1 -1.97 0.70

Ord_149 Prod_3 SHP_7028 Cust_1712 3.20 0.09 1 -3.16 1.49

Ord_4270 Prod_7 SHP_5959 Cust_1450 3.23 0.06 2 -2.73 0.70

Ord_4755 Prod_13 SHP_6628 Cust_1579 3.41 0.06 1 -1.78 0.70

Ord_2252 Prod_3 SHP_3064 Cust_881 3.42 0.05 1 -2.91 1.49

In [19]: # Sorting in decreasing order of Shipping_Cost

market_df.sort_values(by='Shipping_Cost', ascending = False).head()

Out[19]: Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_C

Ord_id

Ord_1751 Prod_15 SHP_2426 Cust_597 14740.510 0.00 46 3407.73 16

Ord_839 Prod_11 SHP_1361 Cust_364 12689.870 0.04 44 -169.23 15

Ord_1741 Prod_11 SHP_2411 Cust_595 15168.820 0.02 26 -1096.78 14

Ord_417 Prod_11 SHP_561 Cust_156 20333.816 0.02 45 -1430.45 14

Ord_1581 Prod_15 SHP_2184 Cust_519 2573.920 0.07 17 117.23 14

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In [20]: # Sorting by more than two columns

# Sorting in ascending order of Sales for each Product

market_df.sort_values(by=['Prod_id', 'Sales'], ascending = False)

Out[20]: Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_Co

Ord_id

Ord_2197 Prod_9 SHP_2994 Cust_827 7522.80 0.04 48 3187.37 19.

Ord_4356 Prod_9 SHP_6074 Cust_1481 6831.72 0.01 41 3081.02 19.

Ord_262 Prod_9 SHP_358 Cust_66 6553.45 0.03 39 2969.81 19.

Ord_4059 Prod_9 SHP_5660 Cust_1378 5587.20 0.05 36 2254.16 19.

Ord_2973 Prod_9 SHP_6073 Cust_1480 5410.95 0.09 36 2077.91 19.

Ord_950 Prod_9 SHP_1315 Cust_334 4906.85 0.09 32 1907.94 19.

Ord_5112 Prod_9 SHP_7141 Cust_1729 4273.95 0.05 49 1340.07 19.

Ord_612 Prod_9 SHP_836 Cust_687 3872.38 0.10 50 1110.35 19.

Ord_3443 Prod_9 SHP_4773 Cust_1246 3849.17 0.06 46 1982.78 5.

Ord_3650 Prod_9 SHP_6795 Cust_1683 3353.54 0.07 22 1189.96 19.

Ord_4590 Prod_9 SHP_6385 Cust_1465 3212.97 0.03 37 1125.42 19.

Ord_2774 Prod_9 SHP_3809 Cust_1015 3191.24 0.00 38 1620.23 5.

Ord_793 Prod_9 SHP_1089 Cust_245 2833.19 0.06 34 1409.87 5.

Ord_3071 Prod_9 SHP_4265 Cust_1141 2728.42 0.06 45 664.15 19.

Ord_1290 Prod_9 SHP_1780 Cust_482 2609.53 0.00 27 911.66 19.

Ord_555 Prod_9 SHP_754 Cust_202 2568.71 0.10 43 590.77 19.

Ord_2853 Prod_9 SHP_3927 Cust_1056 2366.18 0.10 16 703.80 19.

Ord_4370 Prod_9 SHP_6092 Cust_1492 2325.42 0.02 25 739.91 19.

Ord_3239 Prod_9 SHP_4491 Cust_1205 2300.45 0.02 36 624.64 19.

Ord_2968 Prod_9 SHP_4092 Cust_1066 2160.83 0.08 36 485.02 19.

Ord_4989 Prod_9 SHP_6965 Cust_1700 2048.78 0.05 24 994.68 5.

Ord_4663 Prod_9 SHP_6498 Cust_1612 2026.42 0.03 50 655.36 9.

Ord_1152 Prod_9 SHP_1586 Cust_443 1554.53 0.00 16 474.66 19.

Ord_5370 Prod_9 SHP_7500 Cust_1809 1527.42 0.04 25 326.40 19.

Ord_3917 Prod_9 SHP_5439 Cust_1337 1504.01 0.05 42 211.04 14.

Ord_4595 Prod_9 SHP_6390 Cust_1523 1500.84 0.10 46 91.56 14.

Ord_3389 Prod_9 SHP_4698 Cust_1236 1484.89 0.03 41 220.99 14.

Ord_604 Prod_9 SHP_826 Cust_213 1406.64 0.02 50 424.36 8.

Ord_2737 Prod_9 SHP_3755 Cust_994 1400.91 0.09 49 -163.53 19.

Ord_2461 Prod_9 SHP_3373 Cust_941 1396.75 0.04 46 -75.70 19.

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Prod_id Ship_id Cust_id Sales Discount Order_Quantity Profit Shipping_Co

Ord_id

Ord_1666 Prod_1 SHP_2303 Cust_490 101.52 0.02 6 -16.37 5.

Ord_3693 Prod_1 SHP_5118 Cust_1287 96.03 0.10 6 -59.39 11.

Ord_2133 Prod_1 SHP_2910 Cust_808 96.01 0.01 11 -43.24 6.

Ord_3579 Prod_1 SHP_4956 Cust_1272 94.99 0.06 13 -106.29 9.

Ord_1654 Prod_1 SHP_2284 Cust_491 90.58 0.06 7 -27.83 6.

Ord_5479 Prod_1 SHP_7655 Cust_1805 88.94 0.05 5 -47.54 7.

Ord_3506 Prod_1 SHP_4857 Cust_395 79.93 0.00 2 -52.73 19.

Ord_1858 Prod_1 SHP_2820 Cust_720 73.86 0.08 7 -52.49 9.

Ord_75 Prod_1 SHP_99 Cust_50 73.07 0.08 4 -41.01 11.

Ord_5107 Prod_1 SHP_7132 Cust_1708 72.72 0.06 4 -36.61 10.

Ord_2725 Prod_1 SHP_3736 Cust_997 70.02 0.00 4 -30.63 8.

Ord_1933 Prod_1 SHP_2649 Cust_707 69.57 0.05 8 -36.06 6.

Ord_4613 Prod_1 SHP_6420 Cust_1569 68.03 0.02 4 -29.42 4.

Ord_3379 Prod_1 SHP_4685 Cust_1233 66.92 0.01 5 -23.29 6.

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Ord_2746 Prod_1 SHP_3767 Cust_1030 22.61 0.03 1 -8.40 7.

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Ord_2314 Prod_1 SHP_3171 Cust_899 18.16 0.03 1 -7.25 6.

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