Add examples for aggregation functions about pivottable HOT 3 CLOSED

Agreed. The short answer is that, as shown in the images in the readme (duplicated below), you need to drag a value to be summarized by the numerical aggregators underneath the dropdown. count() takes no arguments, but sum(x) does, so you need to tell it what to sum (or average)

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Thanks Nicolas. It was there, it just was not clear enough to me :)

On Fri, Aug 2, 2013 at 9:49 AM, Nicolas Kruchten
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Agreed. The short answer is that, as shown in the images in the readme
(duplicated below), you need to drag a value to be summarized by the
numerical aggregators underneath the dropdown. count() takes no arguments,
but sum(x) does, so you need to tell it what to sum (or average)

[image:
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[image:
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Yeah, the documentation around aggregators needs work, which is captured in Issue #6 ... I have a plan, but haven't gotten around to it just yet. I'm on vacation this week so maybe I'll find the time after this weekend music festival :)

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