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Author's profile photo Krishna Reddy Hanmaiahgari

How To Find Average In Calculated Column Using Calculation View In SAP HANA

In this blog I am going to explaining about How To Find Average.

Average : The sum of all of the numbers in a list divided by the number of items in that list.

In my calculation view I am taking student four subject marks and finding the average to that marks using Calculated Column.

Calculated Column : It is an additional column which can be created by us, the results of which are calculated at run time based on the existing column and using either functions, input parameters and constants.

Following are the steps to implement “How To Find Average In Calculated Column Using Calculation View In SAP HANA”.

Step 1: Create one Table with the name “STUDENT_DETAILS” in our schema with following structure

Insert Below Values into our Table

Step 2: Create Calculation view in our package with the name “STUDENT_CLASS”

Select STUDENT_DETAILS table in projection and Select the all columns.

Create One calculated column for Calculating Average.

Add projection to aggregation and select the calculated columns MARKS_PERCENTAGE

Save and Activate the View.

select the data preview.

Output:

Above output we can see the Average in last column.

 

 

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      Author's profile photo Benedict Venmani Felix
      Benedict Venmani Felix

      I am confused. Is there any other way to calculate an Average?

      Author's profile photo Krishna Reddy Hanmaiahgari
      Krishna Reddy Hanmaiahgari
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      No, an average is the sum of a list of numbers divided by the number of numbers in the list.

      In my Blog I am taking  (“SUBJECT1″+”SUBJECT2″+”SUBJECT3″+”SUBJECT4”)/4 logic to calculate average.

      Thanks,

      Krishna Reddy Hanmaiahgari.

      Author's profile photo Benedict Venmani Felix
      Benedict Venmani Felix

      So you are saying adding the value of 4 subjects and dividing by 4 is different from how an Average is normally calculated?

      Author's profile photo Krishna Reddy Hanmaiahgari
      Krishna Reddy Hanmaiahgari
      Blog Post Author

      No, Both are same.