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SQL

Query data like a pro — explained for Excel users.

Google Sheets QUERY Function for Excel Users

Google Sheets QUERY Function for Excel Users

29 Nov 2019 · Google Workspace · 2 min read

Google Sheets QUERY Function for Excel Users

Google Sheets’ QUERY function lets you filter, group and sort with SQL-like syntax in one formula. Learn it with examples mapped to Excel features…

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29 November 2019 by Atul Vij Google Workspace, SQL

SQL Window Functions: Running Totals, Rankings and Month-on-Month in One Query

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15 Oct 2019 · SQL · 3 min read

SQL Window Functions: Running Totals, Rankings and Month-on-Month in One Query

A practical guide to SQL window functions: OVER and PARTITION BY, ROW_NUMBER, RANK and DENSE_RANK, running totals, moving averages, LAG/LEAD for month-on-month change, and…

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15 October 2019 by Atul Vij SQL

SQL GROUP BY and HAVING: Pivot Tables Written in SQL

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7 Aug 2018 · SQL · 1 min read

SQL GROUP BY and HAVING: Pivot Tables Written in SQL

Summarise data with SQL GROUP BY, filter groups with HAVING, and understand the difference from WHERE — explained for Excel users with pivot-table comparisons.

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7 August 2018 by Atul Vij SQL

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