Using django\'s ORM annotate() and/or aggregate(): I want to sum up based on one category field and then average over the category values per date. I tried to do it using two an
Aggregate annotation by group from many aggregate annotations by group is generally a complicated question, but Avg
from Sum
is a special much easier case.
Expression Avg('sum_for_field')
can be evaluated as Sum('sum_for_field') / Count('category', distinct=True)
that can be evaluated by Aggregate() expressions. The Sum('sum_for_field')
equals Sum('amount')
.
Solution: (Expected names: The model is Data
that has fields date
, category
, amount
.)
qs = Data.objects.values('date').annotate(
avg_final=Sum('amount') / Count('category', distinct=True)
)
(I'm convinced that very similar questions would be without any solution by current Django 1.11, even with Subquery class, without using a strange extra() method and without raw SQL)