The CSV, or “comma-separated-values” format is widely used; it’s simple, lightweight, almost any software can generate it, and users can even create it manually. Basically, it’s just a text file, where cells are separated with commas, rows are separated with new lines, and the first line contains table headers. CSV has been supported by wpDataTables since its first release.
You can download the file that was used to generate this table from this link. The table rendered from this file is below.
See the step-by-step tutorial below the table.

The first thing you will need to do to create a CSV-based table in WordPress is to create the CSV file with your data set in your favorite software e.g., MS Excel, OpenOffice, LibreOffice, Numbers, Google Spreadsheet, or any other.
Save the file at a location where you can easily find it later.
After you saved the CSV file with your data, the next step is to go to your WordPress admin and create a new wpDataTable from the CSV data source.
Please open your WordPress admin, and:

1. Go to wpDataTables -> Create a Table, and choose Create a table linked to an existing data source option.

2. Set a name for your new wpDataTable that will help you to find the table later.
3. Choose CSV file as the Input data source type.
4. Click Browse… The WordPress Media Library pop-up will appear near the Input file.

5. Upload the CSV file you prepared in the Step 1, and click the Use selected file button.
6. Click Save Changes, so wpDataTables will read the CSV file you uploaded, and initialize the columns’ metadata.
At this point table is already prepared. But to improve its usability, we need to define several additional settings for the table and its columns. For this case, we define these settings:
1. Enabled Limit table width checkbox and disable Table title checkbox on “Display” tab.
2. Set the Filter type for “Country“, “Region” and “Color” columns as “Select box”.
3. Set the Filter type for “Grape” and “Sweetness” columns as “Checkbox“.

When the configuration of your CSV-based wpDataTable is complete, you simply need to insert it to your post or page.
Open (or create a new) a WordPress post or page, place the cursor in the position where you want to insert your table, click the “Insert a wpDataTable” button in the MCE editor panel, and choose the CSV-based table that you prepared.
Or, if you prefer to do things manually, you can simply copy&paste the wpDataTable shortcode (you can find it on the wpDataTables browse page, or in the wpDataTable edit page).
If you are using Gutenberg editor, Elementor, or WPBakery page builder, you can check out the section for Adding wpDataTables shortcodes on the page.