Craig Kerstiens • 2/26/2014

Tracking Month over Month Growth in SQL

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This article provides a detailed SQL tutorial for calculating Month-over-Month (MoM) growth percentages, a key metric for SaaS and recurring revenue businesses. It demonstrates using PostgreSQL's date_trunc, window functions, and the LAG function to transform raw revenue data into a report showing percentage growth between periods, complete with example queries and output.

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