copy and paste this google map to your website or blog!
Press copy button and paste into your blog or website.
(Please switch to 'HTML' mode when posting into your blog. Examples: WordPress Example, Blogger Example)
PU_AVG - help. celonis. com Calculates the average of the specified column for each element of the given child table Like the regular AVG operator, the column can either be an INT or FLOAT column The data type of the result is always a FLOAT (Since: CELONIS 4 5)
Examples and use cases - Celonis Applies to: CELONIS 4 7 Examples and use cases which show how through combining various operators, complex process related questions can be answered This section shows examples and use cases that can be solved with PQL The solutions are presented in interactive analyses
How to find AVG of Count in SQL - Stack Overflow You need to include user_id and group by it in your outer query select user_id, avg(visit_count) from ( select user_id, count(user_id) as visit_count from table group by user_id) a group by user_id
Hi I need to create a new formula to calculate the total number of . . . AVG (PU_COUNT ("_X_INC_CASE", ROUND_DAY ("_X_INC_SECONDARY_ACTIVITIES" "_EVENTTIME"), KPI ("Efficient Conditions_ All Reopen") = 'Efficient')) The X_INC_CASE has unique values and the X_INC_SECONDARY_ACTIVITIES has all events Hi Daisy, For filtering in PQL I usually use CASE WHEN statements: https: docs celonis com en case-when html
PU_COUNT - help. celonis. com Calculates the number of elements in the specified column for each element of the given child table PU_COUNT can be applied on any data type The data type of the result is always an INT
How do you divide each element of a column that has been counted in an . . . I'm guessing you either want to: remove the 'PU_COUNT' in the second half of your PQL formula Try to add 'AVG ()' to the first part, but I doubt whether that will work, and whether it is what you're looking for If both my suggestions don't acchieve what you want, could you try to clarify what your want to divide with what exactly?