Statistical Summary ​
Combine min, percentiles, and max to show the full distribution of values.
Interactive Example ​
Try It
TABLE ROWS occupation * income.(min | p25 | p50 | p75 | max);
Dataset:
samplesoccupation, education, gender, incomeTry Variations
Query Breakdown ​
income.(min | p25 | p50 | p75 | max)- Multi-binding syntax showing the five-number summarymin- Minimum valuep25- First quartilep50- Medianp75- Third quartilemax- Maximum value
This "five-number summary" provides a complete picture of the data distribution in a single row.
Use Cases ​
- Salary analysis: See the full range of salaries, not just the average
- Performance metrics: Understand response time distributions (p50, p95, p99)
- Quality control: Identify outliers by comparing min/max to quartiles
- Comparing groups: See if distributions differ across categories
Related Examples ​
- Interquartile Range - Focus on the middle 50%
- Median - Simple median calculation
- Multiple Aggregates - General aggregation syntax