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File: Members_Register_2025-26 (sample).xlsx Sheet: Members Records: 1,248 Columns: 13 Period: 01 Oct 2025 – 27 Sep 2026
Total Records
1,248
rows of data found
Columns
13
3 identifier · 1 text · 7 category · 1 numeric · 1 date
Missing Data
453
records with a gap · 36.3%
Duplicates
18
possible duplicate records

Data Quality

77out of 100

Needs some attention

A simple score based on missing information and possible duplicates.

Complete records795 · 63.7%
Incomplete records453 · 36.3%
Possible duplicates18 · 1.4%

Mostly-empty columns (Remarks) are not counted towards completeness.

Your Data 6 charts chosen automatically

Interesting Findings

Missing information

453 records (36.3%) have at least one missing field. The column with the most gaps is “Payment Date” (309 empty).

Possible duplicates

18 records appear to be possible duplicates (repeated values in “Mobile”, “Email”).

Top state

9 different values found in “State”. “Delhi” has the most records (284, 22.8%).

Membership Type split

55.8% of records are “Annual”, followed by “Life” (24.8%).

Amount total

The “Amount” column totals ₹31,20,000 across 1,248 entries (average ₹2,500).

Busiest period

Dec 2025 was the month with the highest total value (₹4,71,500).

Date range

Records run from 01 Oct 2025 to 27 Sep 2026.

Inconsistent spellings

“State” has the same value written in different ways (e.g. “Delhi” / “delhi”). A system with fixed choices avoids this.

Mostly empty columns

1 column(s) are at least half empty: “Remarks”.

These observations come from straightforward calculations on your data — counts, totals and comparisons.

How each column was understood (13)
ColumnTypeFilledMissingUniqueSummary
Member ID Identifier 1,248 0 1,248 —
Name Text 1,248 0 523 —
Gender Category 1,248 0 2 Most common: Male (52.9%)
Batch Category 1,239 9 39 Most common: 2011 (3.9%)
State Category 1,248 0 9 Most common: Delhi (22.8%)
District Category 1,236 12 28 Most common: New Delhi (6.6%)
Mobile Identifier · phone 1,177 71 1,160 —
Email Identifier · email 1,142 106 1,125 —
Membership Type Category 1,248 0 4 Most common: Annual (55.8%)
Payment Status Category 1,248 0 3 Most common: Paid (75.2%)
Amount Number · amount 1,248 0 5 Min ₹0 · Max ₹10,000 · Avg ₹2,500 · Total ₹31,20,000
Payment Date Date 939 309 295 01 Oct 2025 → 27 Sep 2026
Remarks Category 41 1,207 4 Most common: Will pay next month (36.6%)
How we read your sheet (first 5 rows)

Headings were taken from the first row.

Member IDNameGenderBatchStateDistrictMobileEmailMembership TypePayment StatusAmountPayment DateRemarks
ALM1971Sneha GuptaFemale2005JharkhandDhanbad9858220606sneha.gupta107@example.comPatronPaid1000012 Dec 2025
ALM1783Ishaan ThakurFemale2015Uttar PradeshNoida9808921734ishaan.thakur855@example.comAnnualPaid100021 Oct 2025
ALM1374Vivaan ChauhanFemale1998RajasthanJaipur9193174425vivaan.chauhan101@example.comAnnualPaid100010 Sep 2026
ALM1715Rahul AgarwalFemale2018Uttar PradeshVaranasi9993952768rahul.agarwal167@example.comLifePaid500024 Nov 2025
ALM1921Aditya SrivastavaMale1999Uttar Pradesh9380925745aditya.srivastava620@example.comAnnualPaid100014 Nov 2025
What else could be simplified?

This was one file, once. Imagine it staying organised by itself.

  • Entries checked as they are made — no missing fields, no duplicates.
  • Several people updating one central record instead of passing Excel files around.
  • This dashboard and these reports, always up to date, whenever you need them.
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