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How to group mins into time interval

For the time column

24

201

11

43

21

57

0

121

22

4

159

0

2

46

Need to group them into Time interval:

15 - 120min

120 - 240min

240 - 360min

each interval is 120min

24 Replies
sunny_talwar

I believe it should still work with thousands or million of rows of data. I am not sure I understand your concern.

MarcoWedel

Hi,

another solution could be:

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table1:

LOAD *,

    If(time<15,Dual('<15min',14),If(time>=15 and time<120,Dual('15 - 120min',15),Dual(Replace(Class(time,120),'<= x <','-')&'min',Class(time,120)))) as [time interval];

LOAD Floor(Rand()*500) as time

AutoGenerate 30;

hope this helps

regards

Marco

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Author

I see there are 5 rows of 15 - 120 min, is there a way to group it together and replace the time column as 5 and a unique time interval as 15 - 120min?

MarcoWedel

You mean like

count([time interval])

?

Yes, of course.

Regards

Marco

MarcoWedel

example:

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hope this helps

regards

Marco

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Author

Is there a way to open your file? I'm using personal edition

MarcoWedel

‌create new qvw, copy my script and paste it using the script editor.

reload, create a chart straight table using time interval as dimension and count([time interval]) as expression.

regards

Marco

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Author

How come the count all total as 30?

MarcoWedel

it's the sum

2+6+5+11+5+1 = 30

hope this helps

regards

Marco

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Author

airline-delay.jpg

I was trying to achieve the above, as you notice the 2 boxes on the right all total 1000 (in your eg should be 30) and the time interval 15 - 120min is both 107?