Aggregating Visitor Data in Clay: Groupby and Pivot Table Alternatives

Gaurav B. · 2025-02-24T08:39:32.666Z

Hi - Is there a groupby or pivot table equivalent on clay? I have a claytable which has all website visitor information for me however it has multiple rows of information for each visitor based on how many sessions have they done. I want to aggregate that data onto another clay table where each unique row is for a unique visitor. Appreciate the help :pray:

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Yes, you can aggregate your visitor data using Clay's Lookup integration functionality. Here's how you can achieve this: 1. Create a new table to store your aggregated visitor data. 2. Use the "Lookup Multiple Rows" integration to scan and aggregate the data from your original table. This feature allows you to: • Look up matching rows based on a unique identifier (like visitor ID) • Count how many matching cells exist for each visitor • Combine multiple sessions into a single row The Lookup integration works similarly to VLOOKUP in spreadsheets, allowing you to effectively pivot data between tables. For detailed implementation steps, you can refer to our documentation at: https://docs.clay.com/enrichments-and-providers/enrichments/all-providers/clay/lookup-record-in-other-table-clay-2.0
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Yes thanks
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Hi Looks like the link you shared doesn't exist any more
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Our documentation has been reorganized and can now be found at Clay University. You can access all our guides and documentation by visiting Clay University.
Source: Lookup Object with Close | Clay.com
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Yes, you can aggregate your visitor data using Clay's Lookup integration functionality. Here's how you can achieve this: 1. Create a new table to store your aggregated visitor data. 2. Use the "Lookup Multiple Rows" integration to scan and aggregate the data from your original table. This feature allows you to: • Look up matching rows based on a unique identifier (like visitor ID) • Count how many matching cells exist for each visitor • Combine multiple sessions into a single row The Lookup integration works similarly to VLOOKUP in spreadsheets, allowing you to effectively pivot data between tables. For detailed implementation steps, you can refer to our documentation at: https://docs.clay.com/enrichments-and-providers/enrichments/all-providers/clay/lookup-record-in-other-table-clay-2.0
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Yes thanks
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Great! I'm glad I could help. I'm here if you have any more questions.
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Great! I'm here if you need any further assistance.
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Hi Looks like the link you shared doesn't exist any more
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Our documentation has been reorganized and can now be found at Clay University. You can access all our guides and documentation by visiting Clay University.
Source: Lookup Object with Close | Clay.com
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