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1) Go to your search bar, 2) Type in "example customer date excel" or 1) Go to YouTube, 2) Type "customer data analysis example" and see if you can download the data to follow along. I just did both of those and found several practice dummy data sets.
Come on man. I'm the same guy that answered your last post regarding data analysis and found the same type of resources you're looking for by just using Google. The key skill you'll need in any role is the ability to be resourceful when given an unstructured problem or question to solve. In PE, you need to mitigate risks and answer questions about a business or industry to gain understanding before investing or passing. 98% of the time a banker won't be providing you data to do so and you need to do some digging.
I know this website is about getting answers, but damn, try a Google search first my friend of just ask ChatGPT. I sound harsh but just trying to better you because seniors won't have time to point you to the right answer every time
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