#Sigma sign upgrade#

All the chart types are grayed on the Design tab because the matrix has no aggregates. You see a long list of the products in each category. You add the Category and Product fields to a table in the view. For example, let’s say you want to know how many products are in each product subcategory. You can convert a text field to an aggregate so you can count it, and then display the count in charts. Top of Page Convert a text (non-numeric) field to an aggregated field Note: The field in the fields section of the field list is still a non- aggregated field, but the field in the table in the view is an aggregate. The chart icons in the Visualizations Gallery are enabled. In the Values box in the layout section of the field list, the field name has a Sigma ∑ next to it. The numeric field is an average of the values. In the Table fields or Values box in the layout section of the field list, click the drop-down arrow next to a numeric field.Ĭheck one of the aggregation options: Sum, Average, Minimum, Maximum, or Count. You notice the field has no Sigma ∑ symbol next to it, and that there is a row in the table for every rating of every item. You add it to a table in a view and think that therefore you should be able to convert the table to a chart, but all the chart icons are grayed and disabled.

Integers in Power View in Excel 2013 and SharePoint 2013įor example in Power View, you might have a Rating field, with ratings from 1 to 5. Integers in Power View for SharePoint 2010

#Sigma sign upgrade#

Integer behavior when you upgrade a Power View in SharePoint 2010 report to Power View in SharePoint 2013 Power View changes how it handles integers In this articleĬonvert a text (non-numeric) field to an aggregated fieldĪdd a text field to a visualization as an aggregateĬonvert an aggregate to a non-aggregated field For example, if it’s a sum, it can only be a sum. Note: If a field has a calculator icon next to it, then it is a calculated field, and you can’t change the aggregate.