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Why is Aggregate Level Changing When Browsing From Table to Chart?
- 21 Mar 2022
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Why is Aggregate Level Changing When Browsing From Table to Chart?
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Aggregate level changes when browsing from tables to charts. Excellent question.
The aggregate level for tables is chosen to display a synthetic view on data, while the charts choose the aggregate level in order to have enough points to plot. Therefore, the aggregate level changing from one page to another is not an error.
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