How should the data buckets be displayed in the worksheet for successful importing?

Displaying data buckets using actual dates is essential for successful importing because it allows for chronological organization and clarity in data management. When data is structured with actual dates, it enables the system to accurately interpret the timelines associated with each data entry. This is particularly crucial in planning and forecasting scenarios where time-based analysis plays a significant role.

Using actual dates facilitates better data validation during the import process and aligns with common practices in data processing, ensuring that chronologically relevant data is correctly understood. Moreover, it helps in tracking performance over time, making it easier for end users to analyze trends and derive insights based on temporal information.

In contrast, arranging data randomly or by categories only could lead to confusion and misalignment during the import process, as it fails to establish a clear temporal context. While summary statistics may provide useful insights, they do not replace the need for actual date representations, which are fundamental for any time-sensitive analyses.