When inputting data, what does a yellow warning indicate?

When inputting data, a yellow warning indicates that the data was successfully brought in but may require further investigation. This warning typically serves as a signal for users to review the imported data for potential issues, such as discrepancies or incomplete records. The yellow warning is a precautionary measure, allowing data analysts to verify the integrity of the data before proceeding with further processing or analysis. This ensures that any anomalies or unexpected characteristics are addressed early in the workflow, promoting more accurate and reliable outcomes in subsequent operations.

In contrast, other possible indicators such as a yellow warning do not suggest that the data was not imported at all, that it was completely free of issues, or that it has been corrupted. This distinction emphasizes the importance of being vigilant and attentive to the quality and completeness of the data as part of the data management process.