View profile results
After a profile run completes, results are displayed at two levels:
Dataset-level statistics
The top of the Data profile tab shows summary statistics for the entire table:
| Statistic | Description |
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| Row count | Total number of rows in the profiled dataset. |
| Column count | Number of columns profiled. |
| Column types | Number of column types in the table. |
| Completeness | Percentage of non-null values across all profiled columns. |
Column-level statistics
You can also see a table summary of column-level statistics below the dataset summary or choose to view statistics per column by clicking on a column name or the Column statistics tab. Each column displays detailed statistics based on its data type:
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All column types — Name, data type, completeness (non-null percentage)
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Numeric columns — Minimum, maximum, mean, standard deviation
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String columns — Minimum length, maximum length
Note
Only completeness is supported for columns of data type boolean and timestamp as of now.
Manage profile runs
From the Data profile tab, you can:
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Rerun profile: Run a new profile with the same configuration.
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Edit scheduled run: Change the row sampling, column selection, preprocessing SQL query or schedule of the profile run
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View run details: See the configuration and execution status of a specific run.
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View run history: Browse all past profile runs with their timestamps in the dropdown menu
Viewing statistics trends over time
When you have multiple profile runs, the Data profile tab displays trend charts that show how statistics change across runs.
Trend charts are available for both dataset-level statistics (such as row count and column count) and column-level statistics (based on the statistics produced for the column data type). As profile history accumulates, the system identifies anomalous data points and highlights them directly on the chart. For more information, see Anomaly detection.
Permissions
Only project owners and members with edit permissions can run profiles, rerun profiles, edit profile configurations, cancel runs, and create schedules. Members with read-only access can view profile results, run history, and trend charts but cannot initiate or modify runs.
