Mathematical functions
Several tasks such as Aggregator, Condition, and Notification support a powerful set of mathematical functions:
Most probably you are already familiar with them and used these ones in SQL databases, Microsoft Excel, or Google Spreadsheets.
Formula | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
AVG(field_name) | Average value in the input data set | AVG(amount) |
SUM(field_name) | A sum of values in the input data set | SUM(amount) |
COUNT() | Number of rows in the input data set | |
FIRST(field_name) | First value in the input data set | |
LAST(field_name) | Last value in the input data set | |
MAX(field_name) | Max value in the input data set | MAX(amount) |
MIN(field_name) | Min value in the input data set | MIN(amount) |
ROUND(field_name, precision, "floor|ceil") | Round a number up or down with a certain precision | ROUND(tax, 2, "floor") |
NOW() | Current timestamp | |
Formula | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
METRIC_AVG("period", duration) | This function returns an average value of this metric within a selected period of time | METRIC_AVG("day", 5)
or
METRIC_AVG("month", 3)
etc. |
METRIC_QUANTILE(level, "period", duration) | This function returns a metric quantile within a selected period of time | METRIC_QUANTILE(0.25, "day", 7) |
METRIC_MEDIAN("period", duration) | This function returns a median metric value within a selected period of time. Alias for METRIC_QUANTILE(0.5, "period", duration) | METRIC_MEDIAN("day", 5)
or
METRIC_MEDIAN("month", 3)
etc. |
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