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Aggregation Level "All Characteristic Values" ('*') 
The following examples assume a simplified InfoCube (sales figures), containing the characteristics 'COUNTRY' and 'CUSTOMER' and the key figure 'SALES'.
Example - InfoCube
|
COUNTRY |
CUSTOMER |
SALES |
|
USA |
Buggy Soft |
10 |
|
Germany |
Ocean Networks |
15 |
|
USA |
Funny Duds |
5 |
|
Austria |
Ocean Networks |
10 |
|
Austria |
Thor Industries |
10 |
|
Germany |
Funny Duds |
20 |
|
USA |
Buggy Soft |
25 |
Example 1: Aggregate Country '**'
|
COUNTRY |
SALES |
|
USA |
40 |
|
Germany |
35 |
|
Austria |
20 |
The data for key figure 'SALES' is listed for the sum of the sales for each country and not for individual customers.
The aggregate can be used
The aggregate cannot be used if you want to expand or select in a query using characteristic 'CUSTOMER' because it does not contain any information about the customers.
Example 2: Aggregate Industry '**'
In the second example for aggregation level 'All characteristic values', the industry is needed as a navigation attribute. The following master data table is used here:
Master Data Table - Customer
|
CUSTOMER |
Industry |
|
Buggy Soft |
Technology |
|
Ocean Networks |
Technology |
|
Funny Duds |
Consumption |
|
Thor Industries |
Chemicals |
Industry aggregate
|
INDUSTRY |
SALES |
|
Technology |
60 |
|
Consumption |
25 |
|
Chemicals |
10 |
The aggregate can be used
Detailed information cannot be obtained about characteristic 'CUSTOMER' with the exception of the industry to which the customer is assigned.
Example 3: Aggregate Sales Person '**'
In the third example for aggregation level 'All characteristic values', the time-dependent navigation attribute Sales person is needed. The following table is used here:
Sales Person Table
|
COUNTRY |
FROM |
TO |
SALES PERSON |
|
USA |
01.01.2000 |
31.12.2000 |
Smith |
|
USA |
01.01.2000 |
31.12.2001 |
Miller |
|
Germany |
01.01.2000 |
31.03.2001 |
Meyer |
|
Germany |
01.04.2000 |
31.12.2001 |
Huber |
|
Austria |
01.01.2000 |
31.12.2001 |
Huber |
|
SALES PERSON |
SALES |
|
Miller |
40 |
|
Huber |
55 |
The aggregate can be used in a query that has the same key date as the aggregate.
