> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://domoinc-openapi-sync-dataflows.mintlify.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Magic ETL Scripting Tiles

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  **Note**
  There are both R and Python Scripting Tiles in Magic ETL.
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### Knowledge Base articles

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* **[Magic ETL Tiles - Scripting](/s/article/360045485833?language=en_US)**
* **[Magic ETL Performance Tiles](/s/article/4405156517527?language=en_US)** (intended for use with scripting tiles).
* **[Magic ETL Scripting Tile Environments](/s/article/4422644650519?language=en_US)**
* **[Magic ETL Scripting Tile Requesting Custom Environment](/s/article/4662034775319?language=en_US)**
* **[Magic ETL Scripting Tile Memory Upgrades](/s/article/4662355030423?language=en_US)**
* **[Magic ETL Scripting Tile Troubleshooting Memory Errors](/s/article/4662511363351?language=en_US)**
* **[Magic ETL Scripting Tile Handling Memory Limits](/s/article/8276764172951?language=en_US)**

### Videos and Webinars

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#### Demo of How to Use Scripting Tiles

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### Pre-built Scripting Tiles

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Scripting tiles are available in the [Appstore](https://www.domo.com/appstore/apps). A few great examples are:

* **[Calculate Correlations](https://www.domo.com/appstore/app/calculate-correlations/overview)**: code for calculating correlations between each pair of columns in your dataset.
* **[Change Letter Case of Column Names](https://www.domo.com/appstore/app/change-letter-case-of-column-names/overview)**: code for standardizing the letter case of all column names in your dataset.
* **[Create Deciles on Dataset](https://www.domo.com/appstore/app/create-deciles-on-dataset/overview)**: code for creating a summary by decile for all numeric fields in your dataset.