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18 Mar, 2024

How to use aggregate in FetchXml

Posted on 18 Mar, 2024 by Shekhar Jain, Posted in Dynamics 365 Web Api Dynamics 365

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In this blog, we will learn how to use aggregate in FetchXml.

Available Aggregate

  • Count
  • CountColumn
  • Avg
  • Sum
  • Min 
  • Max

 

1. Count

It aggregates data based on specified conditions and returns a numerical value representing the count of records meeting those conditions.

Output:

2. CountColumn

This attribute helps group data based on the values in a chosen column.

Output:

3. Sum

The "sum" function is used to calculate the total sum of numerical values within a specified column or attribute.

Output:

4. Avg

The "avg" function calculates the average value of numerical data within a specified column or attribute.

Output:

5. Min

The "min" function retrieves the minimum value of numerical data within a specified column or attribute.

Output:

6. Max

The "max" function retrieves the maximum value of numerical data within a specified column or attribute.

Output:

 

Below are points to note that differ from a regular query.

  • Set the fetch element aggregate attribute to true.
  • Set the alias attribute for each attribute element.
  • Set the aggregate attribute for each attribute element 

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