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==Summarizers== | |||
One or more summarizers can be defined using the aliases columns. This field can hold a semi-column separated list | One or more summarizers can be defined using the aliases columns. This field can hold a semi-column separated list | ||
of output column names. Note that summarizers are only | of output column names. Note that summarizers are only consistent with numeric aggregable data. Examples of non relvant | ||
information are : | information are : | ||
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* Pre-aggregated information (such as means) | * Pre-aggregated information (such as means) | ||
==Sums formatting== | |||
Alike many output descriptors, the final result of the sums can be post-formatted on base of the sprintf() function syntax. | Alike many output descriptors, the final result of the sums can be post-formatted on base of the sprintf() function syntax. | ||
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stands for unformatted raw output. | stands for unformatted raw output. | ||
==Sums Labels== | |||
To give end user consistency of the summarizer semantic, explicit labels can be used for display, rather technical column aliases. | To give end user consistency of the summarizer semantic, explicit labels can be used for display, rather technical column aliases. | ||
You mya define here a semi-column spaated list of summarizer visible names, one per defined summarizer. | You mya define here a semi-column spaated list of summarizer visible names, one per defined summarizer. |
Latest revision as of 15:26, 15 September 2022
Summarizers are automatic sums that will aggregate values in the output.
They are printed at bottom of the block, below the ouptut tables or plotted graphs.
Summarizers
One or more summarizers can be defined using the aliases columns. This field can hold a semi-column separated list of output column names. Note that summarizers are only consistent with numeric aggregable data. Examples of non relvant information are :
- Text fields
- Pre-aggregated information (such as means)
Sums formatting
Alike many output descriptors, the final result of the sums can be post-formatted on base of the sprintf() function syntax. There should be here one formatting formula per defined column in a semi-column separated list. As usual, empty strings stands for unformatted raw output.
Sums Labels
To give end user consistency of the summarizer semantic, explicit labels can be used for display, rather technical column aliases. You mya define here a semi-column spaated list of summarizer visible names, one per defined summarizer.