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SQL 7-Day Rolling Conversion Average
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SQL 7-Day Rolling Conversion Average

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to calculate a 7-day rolling average of campaign conversions.

Use campaign_conversions as the source table. Treat NULL conversion values as zero, aggregate multiple records for the same campaign and date, and calculate the average across the current date and preceding six calendar days.

Output

  1. One row per campaign and conversion date represented in the data
  2. Columns: campaign_name, conversion_date, daily_conversions, rolling_7_day_avg
  3. Round the rolling average to two decimal places and order by campaign name, then conversion date

Schema

campaign_conversions
ColumnTypeDescription
conversion_idPKINTUnique conversion record identifier
campaign_nameVARCHAR(100)Campaign associated with the conversion
conversion_dateDATEDate of the conversion record
conversionsINTNumber of conversions recorded
Tablescampaign_conversions
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