Pandas for Productivity Vlog Ep 4: How to identify and fix missing data
Why this topic? This is a lead-in to next week’s episode, where I will talk about calculating moving averages in […]
Why this topic? This is a lead-in to next week’s episode, where I will talk about calculating moving averages in […]
Now that you’ve set up your Jupyter notebook, you can start getting data into it. To this purpose, this post
We’ve come to the end of the Survival SQL series. Hopefully, you think the posts are relevant and easy to
As you progress, you’ll find situations where you need to combine more than one data pull to answer your question.
“Find our 5 best-selling products by country.””What was the 7-day moving average revenue for every day last month?” Chances are,
Most of you will use Excel to manipulate and plot the data you pull with SQL. Eventually, you’re likely to
As you pull your data more often, you may encounter situations where you need more complex joins than what we’ve
As you become confident with pulling data, you’ll start wanting more control over the metrics you report on. Hence, you’ll
Earlier, we’ve discussed that your database stores data at its most granular level. This means that every order creates one