Overview
During data processing, you often first import data, then clean the data, adjust the data structure, analyze multiple tables, add auxiliary analysis fields, and finally publish and manage the analysis subject. Based on the sequence, this document introduces the essential knowledge of data editing. If you are a beginner, you can learn and grasp the methods and functions of data editing step by step based on this document.
Learning Path of Data Editing
Chapter | Title | Content Description | Help Document |
Chapter One Data Adding | |||
1.1 | Adding Data to a Subject | You can add data to a subject and edit the added data. | |
1.2 | Data Editing Overview | You can learn about the data editing page and general function entries. | |
1.3 | Quick Start | You can learn about the data editing process. | |
Chapter Two Basic Data Cleaning | |||
2.1 | Filter | You can filter data. | |
2.2 | Sorting | You can sort data. | |
2.3 | Deleting Duplicate Rows | You can identify and remove duplicate rows from the data table. | |
Chapter Three Data Structure Adjustment | |||
3.1 | Column Splitting | You can split a field into multiple fields. | |
3.2 | Row Splitting | You can split a field into multiple rows. | |
3.3 | Row to Column | You can transform the field values of a column into new field headers, typically used to convert a one-dimensional table into a two-dimensional table. | |
3.4 | Column to Row | You can convert a two-dimensional table into a one-dimensional table. | |
3.5 | Group Summary | Similar to PivotTable in Excel, the Group Summary function allows you to group data and perform summary calculations on the grouped data. The grouped and summarized data can change data granularity and structure. | |
3.6 | Field Settings | 1. You can change the field type. 2. You can modify the field name. 3. You can adjust the field order. 4. You can hide the field that is not required. | |
Chapter Four Multiple Table Analysis | |||
4.1 | Union All | You can merge multiple tables vertically into one table. | |
4.2 | Join | You can merge the fields of multiple tables horizontally into one wide table. | |
4.3 | Adding a Column from Other Tables | You can add a column from other tables to the current table, enabling an effect similar to that of the LOOKUP or SUMIF function in Excel. | |
Chapter Five Analysis Field Adding | |||
5.1 | Formula Column Adding | You can obtain new fields by calculating the original fields with formula functions. | |
5.2 | Condition Label Column Adding | You can add conditions for the existing columns and set varied labels for rows with different conditions. | |
5.3 | Summary Column Adding | You can perform summary calculations without affecting the existing fields and obtain the summary fields. | |
5.4 | Assignment Column Adding | You can group data and add a group field. | |
5.5 | Time Interval | You can subtract two time fields and obtain the time interval. | |
5.6 | Getting Time | You can obtain different time granularity values of an original data field. | |
Chapter Six Publication and Management | |||
6.1 | Data Management | You can edit, save, rename, move, delete, and update data, and save data as an analysis subject. | |
6.2 | Data Publishing | You can publish the processed data through Apply for Publication to Public Data for others to use. | |
Chapter Seven Advanced Analysis of Multiple Tables: Subject Model | |||
7.1 | Getting Started with the Subject Model | The methods to perform the operations on the subject model are introduced. | |
7.2 | Understanding Model Usage Principle | The problems that can be solved by the model and the advantages of the model are introduced. |