# Youtube: Age Demographics Pivot

## Description

* Each record represents a daily video view percentage with the age ranges pivoted out for quicker analysis.

## Supported Data Sources

* <img src="https://fivetran.com/integrations/youtube_analytics/resources/youtube_analytics.svg" alt="" data-size="line"> YouTube Analytics

## Columns

| Type    | Name                          | Description                                                                  |
| ------- | ----------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| DATE    | date\_day                     | The date the video was viewed                                                |
| STRING  | video\_id                     | Unique ID of the video                                                       |
| STRING  | video\_title                  | Title of the video                                                           |
| STRING  | video\_description            | Description of the video                                                     |
| STRING  | video\_published\_at          | Timestamp of when the video was published                                    |
| STRING  | channel\_title                | The channel title                                                            |
| STRING  | default\_thumbnail\_url       | The default thumbnail url                                                    |
| DECIMAL | age\_65\_\_view\_percentage   | Total number of views percent attributed to the age range 65 years and older |
| DECIMAL | age\_13\_17\_view\_percentage | Total number of views percent attributed to the age range 13 - 17 years old  |
| DECIMAL | age\_18\_24\_view\_percentage | Total number of views percent attributed to the age range 18 - 24 years old  |


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