Deriving Insights from Advanced SQL Functions v1.5 Reviews

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Miguel M. · Reviewed almost 4 years ago

You can use summary.* instead of listing fields. here's the query: #standardSQL WITH summary AS ( # count of filings, revenue, expenses since 2013 SELECT CONCAT("20",_TABLE_SUFFIX) AS year_filed, COUNT(ein) AS nonprofit_count, AVG(totrevenue) AS avg_revenue, AVG(totfuncexpns) AS avg_expenses FROM `bigquery-public-data.irs_990.irs_990_20*` WHERE _TABLE_SUFFIX >= '13' GROUP BY year_filed ORDER BY year_filed DESC ) SELECT (avg_revenue - avg_expenses) AS avg_income, summary.* FROM summary ORDER BY avg_income DESC

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