Sample data · CC0 / public domain

Sample expense reports CSV.

An expense ledger: date, employee, category, merchant, amount, currency and approval status. For finance dashboards, approval-workflow demos and spend-by-category charts.

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First rows.

dateemployeecategorymerchantamountcurrencystatus
2024-01-01Uma AdlerMealsSkyline Air240.00EURapproved
2024-04-01Nina WeberOffice SuppliesCloud Stack Inc42.00USDapproved
2024-07-01Lena BauerTravelCloud Stack Inc23.80USDapproved
2024-09-30Rex TanakaMealsCity Taxi78.90USDapproved
2024-12-31Ravi OrtizTravelCity Taxi23.80EURrejected
2025-04-01Paul ReyesSoftwareCafe Verde23.80EURpending
2025-07-01Marco LundMealsCity Taxi42.00GBPapproved
2025-09-30Jude KhanSoftwareData Tools Ltd23.80USDapproved
Schema

Columns.

columndescription
dateExpense date
employeeEmployee (synthetic)
categoryExpense category
merchantMerchant
amountAmount (skewed small)
currencyCurrency
statusApproval status
About this dataset

What it models.

Categories and merchants pair sensibly (the merchant pool reads like a real T&E report), and amounts skew small with a long tail — like actual expense data.

About one row in eleven is pending or rejected, so status filters have something to show.

Good for: Spend-by-category dashboards · Approval-workflow demos · Testing currency-amount parsing.

License: CC0 / public domain — use it anywhere, no attribution needed.

Common questions
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    Why are amounts from a fixed set?

    Amounts are drawn from a weighted list of realistic price points, which keeps the distribution believable (mostly small, a few big) and the files highly compressible.

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    What license is this under?

    CC0 (public domain). Use it in tutorials, tests, courses, screenshots and products — no attribution required.

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    Is the data deterministic?

    Yes — every size is generated from a fixed seed, so the same file is byte-identical for everyone, forever. Reproducible tests, stable teaching materials.

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