> perhaps there's some problem with how it was imported? Look very closely at your column definitions: ``` sqlite> create table foo( "Date"",""Region"",""New_Tests"",""Total_Tests"",""Positivity"",""Turn_Around" ); sqlite> .schema foo CREATE TABLE foo( "Date"",""Region"",""New_Tests"",""Total_Tests"",""Positivity"",""Turn_Around" ); sqlite> insert into foo values(1); sqlite> .head on sqlite> select * from foo; Date","Region","New_Tests","Total_Tests","Positivity","Turn_Around 1 ``` You've created a table with a *single* column with a really unusual name. Use a SINGLE pair of DOUBLE quotes around each column name: ``` create table lab( "Date", "Region", ... ) ``` for simple names, like the ones you have, no quotes are required (they are required when the column contains spaces or other odd characters).