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Kiran
2016-05-06 16:49:07


I'm trying to determine the average Analyst rating over last 60 days using the Analyst Rating database, and configured the AnalystRating function to
return the rating only on the day it's published (i.e. 1-5 scale) - other days, it's 0.

How do i calculate average rating? I tried this code below but there's no countif function.

a = AnalystRating("", 1, "");
b = sum(a, 60);
c = countif(b>0, 60); //This function doesn't exist
avgRating = iff(c ==0, 0, b/c);


thanks,
Kiran


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2016-05-07 04:57:57

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Use the "AvgIf" function.


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