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Data Exploration and Preparation with BigQuery

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Product type Book
Published in Nov 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781805125266
Pages 264 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Author (1):
Mike Kahn Mike Kahn
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters close

Preface 1. Part 1: Introduction to BigQuery
2. Chapter 1: Introducing BigQuery and Its Components 3. Chapter 2: BigQuery Organization and Design 4. Part 2: Data Exploration with BigQuery
5. Chapter 3: Exploring Data in BigQuery 6. Chapter 4: Loading and Transforming Data 7. Chapter 5: Querying BigQuery Data 8. Chapter 6: Exploring Data with Notebooks 9. Chapter 7: Further Exploring and Visualizing Data 10. Part 3: Data Preparation with BigQuery
11. Chapter 8: An Overview of Data Preparation Tools 12. Chapter 9: Cleansing and Transforming Data 13. Chapter 10: Best Practices for Data Preparation, Optimization, and Cost Control 14. Part 4: Hands-On and Conclusion
15. Chapter 11: Hands-On Exercise – Analyzing Advertising Data 16. Chapter 12: Hands-On Exercise – Analyzing Transportation Data 17. Chapter 13: Hands-On Exercise – Analyzing Customer Support Data 18. Chapter 14: Summary and Future Directions 19. Index 20. Other Books You May Enjoy

Advanced querying techniques

BigQuery offers various advanced querying techniques that allow users to perform complex analyses and extract valuable insights from their datasets. These techniques leverage advanced SQL functionalities and BigQuery-specific features to handle challenging querying scenarios.

Subqueries

Subqueries allow you to nest one query inside another, enabling you to break down complex problems into smaller more manageable parts. You can use subqueries in various ways, such as performing calculations based on the results of a subquery, filtering data, or creating temporary tables for further analysis. In the following example, which was performed on the Google Trends dataset, an aggregate subquery calculates the average rank of a search term in the top_terms table in the Charlotte NC designated market area (DMA):

SELECT DISTINCT(term), rank, refresh_date,
  (SELECT AVG(rank) FROM `bigquery-public-data.google_trends.top_terms` WHERE refresh_date...
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