Cast Or Convert And Aggreate Function

Dec 1, 2000

Hi people,
I am trying to use Aggregate function like count or average on a column which has a datatype Varchar. In order to use avg or count on it , I am doing a cast on it.
If somebody has use Cast/Convert with aggregate function please help me
Thanks
Jesal

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Code Block
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---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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