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A beginner-friendly checklist for assessing data quality before analysis

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Many analytics problems are data-quality problems discovered too late. Check these before modelling or dashboard work:
  • Completeness: which important fields are blank?
  • Validity: do values follow expected rules?
  • Uniqueness: are records duplicated?
  • Consistency: are labels or units mixed?
  • Timeliness: how old is the data?
  • Lineage: where did it originate and who owns it?

Do not silently delete bad rows. Record the issue, estimate impact, and decide whether to correct, exclude, or flag it.

What quality issue appears most often in your data?
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