Aggregation Fields

Compute values by summarising data from a linked collection.


Aggregation fields

compute values by summarising data from a linked collection. They are ideal for generating summary metrics, such as totals, averages, or counts, without manual calculations.

Aggregation fields enable you to:

Calculate Totals, averages & more

Aggregation Fields

summarise data (e.g., sum, average, count, minimum, or maximum) from related records in a linked collection.

For example: You could use an aggregation field to calculate the total length of time to build a product using linked build steps or SOPs.
Or to total the values in a quotation or Bill-of-Materials (BOM).


When setting up an Aggregation Field, you need to define:

Target Collection:

The collection from which to pull data.

Link Field:

The field that establishes a connection between the two collections.

Target Field:

(For modes other than Count) The numerical field in the target collection to use in calculations.

Mode:

The type of calculation to perform, such as:

Count:

Total number of related records.

Sum:

Total sum of a numerical field.

Average:

Mean value of a numerical field.

Min/Max:

The smallest or largest value, respectively.




Tips for Using Aggregation Fields

  • You can refine your aggregation by adding filters , ensuring that only records meeting specific criteria (e.g., only 'Completed' invoices) are included.

By mastering Aggregation Fields, you can automate calculations, averages & totals from your connected data. This keeps your Kinbabase dynamic and streamlined.

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