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Component: LOD-ANA
Component Name: SAP Analytics Cloud
Description: A grouping of a set of numbers into one number that represents the whole set. For example, “sum” is a common aggregation.
Key Concepts: Aggregation is a feature in SAP Analytics Cloud (SAC) that allows users to combine data from multiple sources into one view. This feature enables users to create a single, unified view of their data, which can be used for analysis and reporting. Aggregation also allows users to create custom calculations and formulas to further analyze their data. How to use it: To use aggregation in SAC, users must first connect their data sources. Once the data sources are connected, users can select the fields they want to aggregate and then define the aggregation type. The available aggregation types include sum, average, minimum, maximum, count, and distinct count. After selecting the aggregation type, users can then apply the aggregation to their data set. Tips & Tricks: When using aggregation in SAC, it is important to remember that the data must be compatible with the aggregation type being used. For example, if a user is trying to use an average aggregation on a field that contains text values, the average will not be calculated correctly. Additionally, when creating custom calculations or formulas with aggregated data, it is important to ensure that the calculation or formula is accurate and produces the desired results. Related Information: For more information on using aggregation in SAC, please refer to the official SAP Analytics Cloud documentation. Additionally, there are many online tutorials and resources available that provide step-by-step instructions on how to use aggregation in SAC.