View Column Statistics in Data Central

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Each column header in a Data Listing includes a Statistics option that displays metrics and visualizations for the data in that column. Column statistics help users understand data distributions, identify outliers and data quality issues, and make more informed review and filtering decisions.

Statistics display differently depending on the column's data type: String, DateTime, or Numeric.

Statistics Available by Column Data Type

The Statistics popout displays a table of values with counts and percentages, along with the following metrics and visualizations, based on the column's data type:

  • String columns: Data Type, Critical, Unique Count, Null Count, and a distribution bar chart.
  • DateTime columns: Data Type, Critical, Unique Count, Null Count, Minimum and Maximum values, and a distribution bar chart.
    • Click Day, Week, Month, or Year to change the chart's grouping. Month is selected by default.
  • Numeric columns: Data Type, Critical, Unique Count, Null Count, Minimum, Median, Mean, and Maximum values, and a Box Plot or SD Plot (Standard Deviation Plot) visualization.
    • Click Box Plot or SD Plot to switch views. Box Plot is selected by default.

Access Column Statistics

  1. Click the column header. A drop-down menu opens.
    Column header options
  2. Select Statistics. The Statistics popout opens, displaying the column name and label.
    Statistics popout for a string column, accessed from a domain listing 

Sort from Column Statistics

Click a table column header to sort the table. The distribution chart or plot updates to reflect the current sort order.

Filter from Column Statistics

Click a row in the table to filter the listing to that value. The chart or plot updates to reflect the selected row, and the Filter icon shades to indicate an active filter. String columns support selecting multiple rows; DateTime and Numeric columns support selecting a single row.

This filter also displays in the Local section of the Filter Panel and in the panel's Applied Filters popout, where it can be reviewed or removed.

Click the shaded Filter icon to remove the filter.

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