Semi-Additive Measures

Learn how to use a semi-additive measure, which is a measure that is usually aggregated for all attributes except for date and time.

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About this course

Semi-additive measures are a snapshot data that is usually aggregated on all attributes except data and time. These are used in cases such as inventory balances, where we receive a daily balance position of our inventory at a store level.

This course explains what semi-additive measures are, the use cases where they are most impactful, and how to use the new first_value and last_value functions.

Important note: Semi-additive measures are still in Early Access. Depending on your ThoughtSpot release version, you may have to contact support to have them enabled.

 

Curriculum

  • Welcome
  • Course Overview
  • Semi-Additive Measures
  • Introduction
  • Technical Overview
  • Last Value of Partition Window
  • Slowly Changing Dimensions
  • Attributes on the Fact Table
  • Review
  • Feedback

About this course

Semi-additive measures are a snapshot data that is usually aggregated on all attributes except data and time. These are used in cases such as inventory balances, where we receive a daily balance position of our inventory at a store level.

This course explains what semi-additive measures are, the use cases where they are most impactful, and how to use the new first_value and last_value functions.

Important note: Semi-additive measures are still in Early Access. Depending on your ThoughtSpot release version, you may have to contact support to have them enabled.

 

Curriculum

  • Welcome
  • Course Overview
  • Semi-Additive Measures
  • Introduction
  • Technical Overview
  • Last Value of Partition Window
  • Slowly Changing Dimensions
  • Attributes on the Fact Table
  • Review
  • Feedback