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Effective Business Intelligence with QuickSight

You're reading from   Effective Business Intelligence with QuickSight Boost your business IQ with Amazon QuickSight

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Product type Paperback
Published in Mar 2017
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ISBN-13 9781786466365
Length 262 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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 Nadipalli Nadipalli
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Effective Business Intelligence with QuickSight
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
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Customer Feedback
Preface
1. A Quick Start to QuickSight FREE CHAPTER 2. Exploring Any Data 3. SPICE up Your Data 4. Intuitive Visualizations 5. Secure Your Environment 6. QuickSight Mobile 7. Big Data Analytics Mini Project 8. QuickSight Product Shortcomings

Enriching your data


One of the exciting features of SPICE is the ability to transform data and also create additional derived fields. Let's look at this feature with an example; follow these steps to add a new derived field to the dataset we just created:

  1. From the QuickSight home page, click on Manage data.

  2. Select the usasalarybyzipandcity that was created in the previous Joining data in SPICE section and then click on Edit data set.

  3. Select New Field and then follow the wizard on the right to create a new derived field.

  4. In this example, we are going to use the toUppper function in the formula and convert the statement name to uppercase.

    Figure 3.10: Derived column

This completes the example on how to create a new derived field. Now let's review the various functions available in SPICE.

Arithmetic and comparison operators

For numeric data types, SPICE allows the following arithmetic and comparison operators in calculated fields:

  • Addition (+)

  • Subtraction (-)

  • Multiplication (*)

  • Division (/)

  • Equal (=)

  • Not...

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