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How to get data by a field when not using stats

xvxt006
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Hi,

I am trying to get conversion and average order value and i am using eval function to calculate these. But i want to get these by different applications that we have. If i don't use stats i don't know how to get by application. If i use stats what function to use to just get the evaluated values? i tried values but did not work.

| stats dc(OrderNumber) as Orders, dc(sessionid) as Visits | eval CVR =(Orders/Visits)*100 | eval Conversion = round(CVR, 1) | eval AOV=(Revenue/Orders) | eval AOV = round(AOV, 1) | stats values(AOV), values(Conversion) by Application

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| stats dc(OrderNumber) as Orders, dc(sessionid) as Visits by Application | eval CVR =(Orders/Visits)*100 | eval Conversion = round(CVR, 1) | eval AOV=(Revenue/Orders) | eval AOV = round(AOV, 1)

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| stats dc(OrderNumber) as Orders, dc(sessionid) as Visits by Application | eval CVR =(Orders/Visits)*100 | eval Conversion = round(CVR, 1) | eval AOV=(Revenue/Orders) | eval AOV = round(AOV, 1)

rechteklebe
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Try to use 'eventstats' instead of the first stats.

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xvxt006
Contributor

Hi Below solution from d worked for me. I will try evenstats also and see if it works.

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