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== Selecting a Value == | == Selecting a Value == | ||
Revision as of 21:34, 16 December 2014
Overview
Values are a core component of Pivot and Chart views. Values are aggregations or calculations based on the underlying data that you want to display in your views.
For example, the following pivot view shows sales per quarter (in the rows), comparing year over year (in the columns). In the pivot, the values are displayed in each cell of the pivot. In this case, the values are a sum, adding together all of the sales for the row and column:
In this example, the following donut view shows a count of incidents, grouped by priority. In the chart, the sections of the pie are proportional to the values (count of incidents):
