[mciesinParticipant]

There’s no such thing like Products column. First row shows me how many records with the Espresso con Pana product exist, second row shows me how many records with $3.25 price exist, and third row is a duplicate I am writing about – it shows me also how many records with $3.25 price exist. 4th row shows me how many records with Beate first name exist.

[mciesinParticipant]

Hi, as You can see the bug exists, so can one of You answer my previous question :)?

[mciesinParticipant]

Hi Peter,
The second row of aggregates wasn’t for Products, because Products were not expanded. Here is another screenshot with Products expanded. Now You can clearly see that row of aggregates for Price is duplicated.

[mciesinParticipant]

Hi Hristo,

when are You going to take care of this issue? I would be very glad if You could advise me something as a temporary hotfix 😉

[mciesinParticipant]

Here is a screenshot from Your examples, on which You can see the problem.

[mciesinParticipant]

Hi Peter,
of course, I’ve noticed that there are some fields based on the structure of my data source, but on the other hand, there are also some additional fields, which purpose is not documented. For example it contains the field totalsrow which appears only in a row which contains aggregates for grouped records. I just don’t know if my assumptions are correct, because I didn’t find documentation for the structure returned in entire row’s data json 🙂

[mciesinParticipant]

If this is not supported, than it should be handled properly. Displaying undefined in the summary is quite unprofessional imho. You could detect whether aggregates are builtin or custom and display only supported ones.

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