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  I have a question involving a moving average, and it works fine using:

  AVG (col_x) more (partition col_a, col_b, col_c lines between 5 preceding and 1 preceding arrested)

  However, I want to change this option to give the average of the last 5 lines which were non-null.  Does anyone know how to do?

  For example:

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  col_a varchar2 (10),

  date of col_b,

  col_c number (2),

  col_x number (5.2)

  );

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 1, 1);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 2, 2);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 3, 3);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 4, 4);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 5, 5);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 6, 6);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 7, 7);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 8, null);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 9, null);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 10, null);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 11, null);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 12, null);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 13, null);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 14, null);

  insert into sample_table values ('X', trunc (sysdate), 15, null);

  Select t.*,

  AVG (col_x) on myavg (partition col_a, col_b, col_c lines between 5 preceding and 1 preceding arrested)

  of sample_table t

  order by 1,2,3;

  COL_A, COL_B, COL_C MYAVG COL_X

  ---------- ----------- ----- ------- ----------

  X 15/01/2015 1 1.00

  X 15/01/2015 2 2.00 1

  X 15/01/2015 3 3.00 1.5

  X 15/01/2015 4 4,00 2

  X 15/01/2015 5 5.00 2.5

  X 15/01/2015 6 6.00 3

  X 15/01/2015 7 7.00 4

  X 15/01/2015 8 5

  X 15/01/2015 9 5.5

  15/01/2015 X 10 6

  X 15/01/2015 11 6.5

  X 15/01/2015 12 7

  15/01/2015 X 13

  15/01/2015 X 14

  X 15/01/2015 15

  15 selected lines

  What I really want is:

  COL_A, COL_B, COL_C MYAVG COL_X

  ---------- ----------- ----- ------- ----------

  X 15/01/2015 1 1.00

  X 15/01/2015 2 2.00 1

  X 15/01/2015 3 3.00 1.5

  X 15/01/2015 4 4,00 2

  X 15/01/2015 5 5.00 2.5

  X 15/01/2015 6 6.00 3

  X 15/01/2015 7 7.00 4

  X 15/01/2015 8 4

  X 15/01/2015 9 4

  X 15/01/2015 10 4

  X 15/01/2015 11 4

  X 15/01/2015 12 4

  X 15/01/2015 13 4

  X 15/01/2015 14 4

  X 15/01/2015 15 4

  15 selected lines

  
  

  concerning

  Neil

  Hello

  Here's one way:

  WITH got_avg AS

  (

  SELECT T.*

  AVG (col_x) OVER (PARTITION BY col_a, NVL2 (col_x, 1, 0)

  ORDER BY col_b, col_c

  LINES BETWEEN 5 PRECEDING

  AND 1 PRECEDING

  ) AS myavg

  OF sample_table t

  )

  SELECT col_a, col_b, col_c, col_x

  LAST_VALUE (myavg IGNORE NULLS) over (PARTITION BY col_a

  ORDER BY col_b, col_c

  ) AS myavg

  OF got_avg

  ORDER BY col_a, col_b, col_c

  ;

  Too bad, that we cannot use the IGNORE NULLS with AVG function.

• Display the last few lines added

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  http://I84.Photobucket.com/albums/K24/The_Dutchman_2006/OBIEE/Nieuweafbeelding11.jpg
  
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