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Ever since Aperture Data Studio’s pre-curser, Pandora, one of our most used features and most loved features of the software has been the profiling capabilities and in recent releases this has come on even further. Data profiling is fundamentally the process of rapidly evaluating data (during a discovery phase or…
Every now and then a scenario crops up where it'd handy to know how often a given word occurs within a given dataset. For example you're profiling a reasonably standardised list of values (e.g. job titles) and you want to identify unusually common terms (like 'manager' 'executive' etc) or infrequent ones (like 'test123').…
I've created an interactive view from the profile data step however, after publishing the view I'm not able to drill down to the actual data. Is that the correct behaviour?
On the Data Studio homepage there is a widget named 'Achieve more with your data' that gives access to some short (5-7 min) videos showing how to complete useful actions within the product. In case you cannot access these videos within the product they are listed below: Video #1 – Profiling in Data Studio…
This short video illustrates the ease with which you can define a dataset, profile the data to dynamically refresh via a view and then change the contents of the dataset without having to define it all over again
This in-person event will offer valuable insights from industry leaders, networking opportunity, and key takeaways from our recent Data Governance Survey, featuring THE Data Governance Coach – Nicola Askham! Here's what you can look forward to: Expert insights from Coman Wakefield, CTO of Experian Data Quality Industry…
This will be a special User Group event for us as we have an opportunity to share a real milestone in our product innovation. Our ‘new’ Aperture Data Studio is ready, and we’d love to have the opportunity to celebrate the enhanced capabilities together! We know you love data – by coming along you can exchange with your…
