Summary of currently loaded LA spend data for : York

Lastfile: York_202004-202103     LA spend page opens in new window
Sourcefile name Total Amount £ OrigRecs AggRecs AvgAmt£ AAZ   MaxAmt £     MinDate MaxDate Dif     Comment
York_201604-201703.csv 214,991,913.91 141106 23410 1,523.62 0.0 7,342,961.00   2016-04-01 2017-03-01 11    
York_201704-201803.csv 220,848,208.12 58736 14162 3,760.01 0.0 20,378,561.00   2017-04-01 2018-03-01 11    
York_201804-201903.csv 207,677,550.91 66475 16635 3,124.15 0.0 5,704,512.00   2014-08-01 2019-04-01 56    
York_201904-202003.csv 253,637,481.71 61389 15638 4,131.64 0.0 4,325,010.00   2019-04-01 2020-03-01 11    
York_202004-202103.csv 250,072,693.56 56076 14775 4,459.53 0.0 3,700,000.00   2020-04-01 2021-03-01 11    

Totals: £1,147,227,848.21 from 383,782 original records (84,620 actual records) in 5 source files. Tot AvgAmt = £16,998.95

Averages: Amount/file: £229,445,569.64    Orig Records/file: 76,756    AvgAmt mean: 3,399.79    AvgAmt Std Dev: 0.00

LA Range: 2016/04 - 2023/01

The link on Sourcefile name will transfer to a new page to display all the records for that file.
OrigRecs shows the number of records that were in the original source file.
AggRecs shows the number of records if aggregation has been used - similar transactions (eg for the same supplier in the same month with the same expenditure type etc) have been combined together to give a single record with a total amount and the date set to the first of the month. Typically this results in a 70% reduction in the number of records.
AvgAmt shows the average (mean) transaction value per original record in that file. One might expect this value to be roughly constant across files.
AAZ shows the number of standard deviations from the mean for the AvgAmt. Greater than ± 1.1 could suggest an unusual value. Now deprecated.
MaxAmt shows the value of the single largest transaction in that file. Note that errors may be reversed out by subsequent contrary transactions.
MinDate shows the earliest transaction date in that file. MaxDate shows the highest transaction date. Dif shows the difference in months.
Comment highlights significant potential anomalies - large increases/decreases in Total Amt or high AAZ scores.
Analysis compares two files to identify possible factors relating to the anomaly. Opens in new window. NB under development.

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Acknowledgement: Spend data from York has been re-used under the Open Government Licence.