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Can i use aggr function here?

Hello. I have a simple question:

I have table in my load script that looks like this

Trans.      Product      Price

1              Product 0     xxx

1              Product 1     xxx

2              Product 0     xxx

2              Product 1     xxx

3              Product 1     xxx

4              Product 2     xxx

Lets say "Product 0" is shipping fee. I need to find the sum of eatch transaction that was made in internet and shipped to the client not collected from the store.

Can i achieve this with aggr function somehow? There are plenty of examples of how to use aggr but it's still difficult to understand.

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CELAMBARASAN
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Partner - Champion

Hi,

     I think you don't need aggr function here.

     Create a Chart (Straight table)

     Dimension: Product

     Expression:Sum(Price)

Or

     if you want to do for a specific product expression

     Sum({<Product={'Product 0'}>} Price) in text object

Celambarasan

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I need to do expression but when i  use:


Sum({<Product={'Product 0'}>} Price)

i get the sum of  "Product 0" not the whole transaction which also included "Product 1"

CELAMBARASAN
Partner - Champion
Partner - Champion

Hi,

     Yes you will get only product 0 that is what you want or i understood wrongly?If so explain little more.

Celambarasan

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Lets say "Product 0" is shipping fee. I need to find the sum of eatch transaction that was made in internet and shipped to the client not collected from the store.