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18 changes: 17 additions & 1 deletion src/docs/product/discover-queries/query-builder.mdx
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Expand Up @@ -99,12 +99,28 @@ Above the table, click "Columns" to open the modal that shows you a list of all

You can also add any of the following functions as columns to stack events:

- `any(...)`
- `apdex(...)`
- `avg(...)`
- `count(...)`
- `count()`
- `count_if(...)`
- `count_miserable(...)`
- `count_unique(...)`
- `epm()`
- `eps()`
- `failure_count()`
- `failure_rate()`
- `last_seen()`
- `max(...)`
- `min(...)`
- `percentile(...)`
- `p50(...)`
- `p75(...)`
- `p95(...)`
- `p99(...)`
- `p100(...)`
- `sum(...)`
- `user_misery(...)`

Each function will ask you to assign a parameter. Some are required while others are optional. Functions will stack events based on the same values. If no functions are applied, the events in your "Query Results" table will remain individually listed. Once you are done editing the columns, click "Apply" and results will be reflected in the query results. Keep in mind, the table may horizontally scroll if many columns are added.

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