Basic Examples (10) 

Get an Association with the most recent values of all properties for a given country:

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Get an Association with the most recent values of all properties for a given US state:

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Get an Association with a time series for each property for a given country:

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Get an Association with a time series for each property for a given US state:

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Get data corresponding to a given date interval for a given country:

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Get data corresponding to a given date interval for a given US state:

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Get and plot the time series for a given country and property:

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Get the most recent value for a given property:

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Get and plot the time series for a given property and date interval:

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Get the nearest available value for a property at or before the given date:

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Scope (2) 

COVID19EpidemicData can accept a standard name instead of a geographic entity to specify location:

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Entity["Country","World"] or its string standard name can be used in place of a geographic entity to get the most recent values for a given property:

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Possible Issues (4) 

The correct standard name should be used when the geographic entity is given as a String:

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Only countries or US states are accepted entities:

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This function returns Missing["NotAvailable"] if the geographic entity is not part of the COVID-19 Epidemic Data dataset in the Wolfram Data Repository:

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DateObject and DateInterval inputs must be contained within the start and end dates of the overall dataset:

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Neat Examples (2) 

Show the distribution of confirmed cases over the United States:

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Show the distribution of deaths over all countries:

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