docs: correct pivot_offset compiled SQL window definition#704
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Summary
Updates the
pivot_offsetcompiled SQL example in the pivot functions reference so it matches the corrected window semantics (walks across pivot columns within a row).Changes
PARTITION BYandORDER BYclauses in thepivot_offsetcompiled SQL accordion to partition byrow_indexand order bycolumn_index.column_indexinstead ofrow_index.Context
The upstream fix changes
pivot_offset(expr, n)to look at the pivot columnnpositions away within the same row (matching Looker semantics), rather than walking across rows within a single pivot column. The previous compiled SQL snippet documented the old, incorrect behavior.