SQL Averages
Jun 18, 2008Is there anyway to find an average date value in SQL? it may sound like a strange question. Im on the bench as to whether it is possible
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Averages In Matrix
Aug 18, 2006I am new to Reporting Services on SQL Server 2005 and I need help. I have a report that I have create below using matrices.
Qtr 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Total
2004
80
60
70
95
70
85
60
90
110
55
90
90
50
1005
2005
5
5
10
20
5
5
5
5
5
10
75
The columns represent each week in a quarter and the row represents the year the week is in and the details is the number of new accounts created during that particular week of the year. I have couple of questions.
How do I get and average for the number of account created per week per quarter?
How do I create a percentage of the change of accounts per week per year?
Qtr 1
1
2
3
4
5
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7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Total
AVG
2004
80
60
70
95
70
85
60
90
110
55
90
90
50
1005
77.31
2005
5
0
5
10
20
5
0
5
5
5
5
0
10
75
5.77
-93.8%
-100.0%
-92.9%
-89.5%
-71.4%
-94.1%
-100.0%
-94.4%
-95.5%
-90.9%
-94.4%
-100.0%
-80.0%
Thanks in Advance.
Calculating Weekly Averages...
Nov 9, 2007Hi. I want to be able to calculate weekly averages of our report data. Here is a sample from our EmplyeeTrends table:
EmployeeID ReportDate TotalCases
2 1/1/2007 77
2 1/2/2007 63
3 1/1/2007 56All the report data is produced daily. However, my boss wants to be able to see weekly/monthly averages for each employee. Is this possible? Thanks so much for your help!
Averages Of Time By Month
Dec 21, 2007Hello all, I have the query below that is returning the difference in time between two scans, I now need to take that time and break it out by month and than break that out by shift and get an average for the 2 shifts for the month. Below is the query with some sample data. Your help is greatly appreciated. THANKS!!!
SELECT LoadID, DATEDIFF(MINUTE, mi, ma) AS DiffMinutes
FROM SELECT LoadID, MIN(ProcessDate) AS mi, MAX(ProcessDate) AS ma
FROM [Scan Detail]
WHERE (ScanSequence = 2 AND LoadSequence = 2) OR
(ScanSequence = 3 AND LoadSequence = 13)
GROUP BY LoadID) d
LoadIDDiffMinutes
80485
308755
226816
1609613
1477910
319006
364355
399487
218020
115616
339479
2838715
1960913
395079
288289
81946
3965310
84897
60017
Running Sums Of Averages
Aug 3, 2007Hi,
I have a table with a userid and duration field. I need to contrast and individual against a group of users from the table. I can get the users cumulative hours by date in the select clause.
I am having a problem producing the group's sum of averages in the main query.I have tried it many ways and just cant get it to work. I need to be able to display something like this below:
Date GV IV
1/1/07 .45 .37
1/2/07 .56 .45
1/3/07 .68 .59
--
So Far I have this:
SELECT
D1.Date,
GV=ROUND(CAST(SUM(D2.Duration) AS FLOAT) / 3600,2),
IV=(SELECT ROUND(CAST(SUM(DurationAll)AS FLOAT) / 3600,2)
FROM IR_UserDaily WHERE UserID=@UserID AND Date<=D1.Date)
FROM
( SELECT Date,Duration=AVG(DurationAll)
FROM IR_UserDaily
WHERE
UserID IN(SELECT FilterID FROM IR_Filter WHERE ReportID=@RID)AND(Date BETWEEN @LowDate and @HighDate)
GROUP BY Date
) AS D1
INNER JOIN
( SELECT Date,Duration=AVG(DurationAll)
FROM IR_UserDaily
WHERE
UserID IN(SELECT FilterID FROM IR_Filter WHERE ReportID=@RID)AND(Date BETWEEN @LowDate and @HighDate)
GROUP BY Date
) AS D2
ON D2.Date < = D1.Date
WHERE (D1.Date BETWEEN @LowDate and @HighDate) AND (D2.Date BETWEEN @LowDate and @HighDate)
GROUP BY D1.Date,D1.Duration
ORDER BY D1.Date
The problem is that the avg function is returning the avg for all values up to the inner join condition, I think.
Can someone help me here I know it should be simple.
Calculating Averages On Integer Fields
Nov 22, 2000Yesterday we ran into a very surprising problem: a colleague had developed a view which calculated a numbero of domain functions on an integer field (sum, count, standard deviation, average).
We were amazed to find that the view always returned an integer value for the average (not for the std dev, though). This was obviously wrong. We even tried changing the function to Sum(fld)/Count(fld) where "fld" was the fieldname, but we still got this strange curious result.
I got around the problem using the CONVERT function to change the integer value into a floating (e.g. Avg(CONVERT(FLOAT(5),fld)), but this is so strange that I'm sure we'll have the same problem again and again.
Now, can anyone tell me why the SQL engine is so incredibly stupid to presume that the average of a series of integer values is necessarily an integer???
Matrix And Column And Row Based Averages Without Using Avg()
Aug 20, 2007
A
A
A
A
B
B
Avg.
Name
1
2
3
4
1
2
xxxxxxxxxxx
12/16
90
100
85
10/8
100
--
xxxxxxxxxxx
20/16
93
5/8
100
--
xxxxxxxxxxx
16/16
89
90
16/8
95
--
Avg.
--
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--
--
--
--
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Greetings,
I have a matrix that looks similar to the table above with two row groups and one column group. Does anyone know a way to manually do column and row based averaging without using the avg() function -as the data is not numerical?
Thanks
Power Pivot :: 28 Day Rolling Averages With Discrete Time Attributes
Jul 14, 2015I've been able to find plenty of info online in relation to calculating moving averages for a given value. I am having a specific problem however.
So because I need to see the average on a daily basis, my forumla (below) works fine:
However, my Calendar dimension (TIME) also has a discreet, non-continuous attribute called DateMonth (which looks like 1-Jan, 2-Jan etc.) which has no reference to the year.
I was hoping this would allow me then to take my year attribute and compare the 28 Day Average for the 1st of Jan across multiple years.
So you could have a line chart where the X axis is 1-Jan to 31-Dec (with no reference to the year) and the series category is by year, so a line for each year.
But when I replace DATE with DateMonth in my pivot, the calc gives some strange numbers.
Rolling28DayAvg :=
CALCULATE (
[Revenue],
DATESINPERIOD (
TIME[DATE],
LASTDATE ( TIME[DATE] ),
-28,
DAY
)
)
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