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In my query (query level, not at report level), it automatically summarizes some columns. Below is an example, where the last two columns should not be summarized, because then I can't make the appropriate relations with other tables.
How do I avoid this summarization at query level?
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@vaerge Sorry I misled you. You taught me something. The sigma means it has a default summarization set for that field. If you don't want this, go to the Modeling tab and change Default Summarization from "Sum" to "Don't Summarize."
-Parker
Hi @Anonymous
Thanks - but if that is the case, then why doesn't the first column have a sigma symbol as well, since it is same type as the last two; a number. Here is a different view of that same table, where you can see the data type of the first column...which has no sigma symbol in the other view.
@vaerge Sorry I misled you. You taught me something. The sigma means it has a default summarization set for that field. If you don't want this, go to the Modeling tab and change Default Summarization from "Sum" to "Don't Summarize."
-Parker
@Anonymous got it, thank you!
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