The book, Using OpenRefine, has been a really good resource, but is there anything better?
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1I'm not sure if there's an actual question here. Are you looking for something more simple than the book you've been using?– JoeCommented Nov 14, 2013 at 12:54
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@Joe Actually yes!– Paushali MandalCommented Nov 16, 2013 at 13:35
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The documentation page on OpenRefine website point out to the official wiki a list of tutorials and the discussion list for your project specific questions.
Like @Joe pointed out, I am not sure what are your looking for exactly. Maybe you can explain what you are tying to learn and why the book or existing documentation doesn't address your challenge.
(disclaimer I am part of the OpenRefine team)
Have a look at these three videos if you like watching tutorials.
Otherwise the list mentioned by @magdmartin is quite extensive.
