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		SchoolSubjectStudentsGradesABCMathab0ABCMathac12ABCMathad32ABDMathae1BBEnglishuu44BBEnglishud0BBEnglishua
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| School | Subject | Students | Grades | 
| School | Subject | Students | Grades | Class Total | Variance | 
| ABC | Math | ab | 10 | 55 | 10/55 | 
| ABC | Math | ac | 12 | 55 | 12/55 | 
| ABC | Math | ad | 32 | 55 | 32/55 | 
| ABD | Math | ae | 1 | 55 | 1/55 | 
| BB | English | uu | 44 | 87 | 44/87 | 
| BB | English | ud | 10 | 87 | 10/87 | 
| BB | English | ua | 33 | 87 | 33/87 | 
How can i calculate Class Total. will it be formulat or set analysis.
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		In case Aggr() makes you happy (which doesn't make me happy because it effects performance), you can use this
Sum(Grades)/Aggr(NODISTINCT Sum(Grades), School)
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		Hi Sunnny
Would the formula work the same way if aggrigation was "Count" and not "SUM"
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		I believe it would...
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		Class Total
count(TOTAL <School, Subject> Grades) ?
Variance
count (Grades)/Sum(TOTAL <School, Subject> Grades) ?
or do we have to rewrite it differently.
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		More like this
Class Total
Count(TOTAL <School> Grades)
Variance
Count(Grades)/Count(TOTAL <School> Grades)
