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rakesh_498115
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05-30-2012
01:09 AM
Hi ,
I have been using the stats avg(duration) as Avg_Duration in my query.But while displayin the Avg_Duration i am getting the output value with 6 decimal digits after the precision.Something like 2.123456 i would like to round it off to four digits only.Tried using the round function along with the stats command..but it didnt worked.
Please help me on this .Thanx
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Ayn
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05-30-2012
03:13 AM
Just add an eval after your stats command:
... | stats avg(duration) as Avg_Duration | eval Avg_Duration=round(Avg_Duration,4)
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Ayn
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05-30-2012
03:13 AM
Just add an eval after your stats command:
... | stats avg(duration) as Avg_Duration | eval Avg_Duration=round(Avg_Duration,4)
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Ayn
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05-31-2012
02:10 AM
No problem. Could you please mark my answer as accepted? Thanks!
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rakesh_498115
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05-31-2012
12:18 AM
Thank you so much !
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Ayn
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05-30-2012
03:21 AM
Upvote returned. 🙂
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Drainy
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05-30-2012
03:17 AM
Well this is awkward, we both appear to have answered the same question in different threads... suppose I should offer you an upvote as a highfive
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