May 10, 2024, 11:09 a.m. | Devart

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The AVG() function is a valuable tool in data analysis that can extract important metrics, trends, and patterns from datasets. We'll look at the useful applications, sophisticated methods, and real-world examples in this post to provide you with the tools you need to fully utilize the AVG() function. We shall also examine its two arguments: ALL and DISTINCT. We will utilize dbForge Studio for SQL Server as our main tool to demonstrate these ideas in an effective manner, giving precise …

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