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slipinski
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05-11-2020
01:40 AM
Hi all,
During evaluating round I got the error:
| stats avg(duration) AS "booking average time" by hours
| eval "booking average time"=round("booking average time",2)
Error in 'eval' command: The arguments to the 'round' function are invalid.
Any ideas? Using inline search gives me the same result.
thanks
Szymon
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to4kawa
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05-11-2020
02:18 AM
use ' not "
If you want aggregate the fields, do not use the fieldname with spaces.
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to4kawa
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05-11-2020
02:18 AM
use ' not "
If you want aggregate the fields, do not use the fieldname with spaces.
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slipinski
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05-11-2020
02:23 AM
Thanks a lot!
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shivanshu1593
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05-11-2020
02:21 AM
Agreed. It's a nightmare to do the aggregation of the fields with spaces in it.
Thank you,
Shiv
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shivanshu1593
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05-11-2020
02:05 AM
May be this might help:
| stats avg(duration) AS "booking average time" by hours
| eval "booking average time"=round(("booking average time"),2)
Thank you,
Shiv
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slipinski
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05-11-2020
02:08 AM
The same result
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shivanshu1593
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05-11-2020
02:18 AM
Oh my bad. Please try this:
| stats avg(eval(round(duration,2))) AS "booking average time" by hours
Thank you,
Shiv
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