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margautz
Fluorite | Level 6

Hello,

I am new in the community and I am new using DataFlux.

I am wondering if it possible to create a DataJob with basics statistics on row and not on column.

I try to explain better my idea with an example:

 

I have three columns: family, products, price

 

familyproductprice
AAAx1000
AAAy1500
BBBz100
AAAw1000
BBBd2000
CCCf500
CCCe 

 

 

and I would like to have Basic Statistics like

 

familymaxminavgnull_value
AAA1500100011660
BBB200010010500
CCC5005005001

 

beacuse if I do a simple "Basic Statistics" Node on 'price' column, I will obtain

 

max2000
min500
avg1016
null1

 

 

Thank you for your time and help!

Margherita

 

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LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20
Don't know about the possibilities in data flux. What do you want to do with this report?
If you have the possibility to use SAS on your data, this is a simple PROC MEANS (or Summary Statistics task from Enterprise Guide/Addin 4 MS Office).
Data never sleeps

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LinusH
Tourmaline | Level 20
Don't know about the possibilities in data flux. What do you want to do with this report?
If you have the possibility to use SAS on your data, this is a simple PROC MEANS (or Summary Statistics task from Enterprise Guide/Addin 4 MS Office).
Data never sleeps
margautz
Fluorite | Level 6

Thank you Linus for your replay!

 

That is the answer that I was expecting 🙂 It was a report that one colleague ask to me, but I would like to be sure.

 

Thank you again

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