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When viewing a list of entries of a library, one can see, at the bottom of the list, the total number of entries listed. Also, when using the Group option to group the list by the values in a certain field, one can see a subtotal of the entries within that group within the list. | When viewing a list of entries of a library, one can see, at the bottom of the list, the total number of entries listed. Also, when using the Group option to group the list by the values in a certain field, one can see a subtotal of the entries within that group within the list. | ||
With ''aggregation'', one can add other information into these locations. Specifically, one can perform any of four functions -- sum, min, max, and average -- on a library field, provide a prefix to be displayed (or not), and indicate the positioning of the result, and have it displayed together with the number of entries. | With ''aggregation'', one can add other information into these locations. Specifically, one can perform any of four functions -- sum, min, max, and average -- on a library field, provide a prefix to be displayed (or not), and indicate the positioning of the result, and have it displayed together with the number of entries. |
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When viewing a list of entries of a library, one can see, at the bottom of the list, the total number of entries listed. Also, when using the Group option to group the list by the values in a certain field, one can see a subtotal of the entries within that group within the list.
With aggregation, one can add other information into these locations. Specifically, one can perform any of four functions -- sum, min, max, and average -- on a library field, provide a prefix to be displayed (or not), and indicate the positioning of the result, and have it displayed together with the number of entries.