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Measure Week-Over-Week Metric Changes
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Measure Week-Over-Week Metric Changes

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

You are given weekly operational performance data for a delivery marketplace. Write a PostgreSQL query that compares each week's metric to the prior week for the same metric and returns the absolute change and percentage change. Use a window function such as LAG or LEAD to measure the shift over time.

Schema

weekly_ops_metrics
ColumnTypeDescription
metric_dateDATEWeek-ending date for the metric snapshot
metric_nameVARCHAR(100)Name of the operational metric
metric_valueNUMERIC(12,2)Measured value for that week
Tablesweekly_ops_metrics
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