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Dragging a field onto an aggregation encoding channel allows you to use an aggregation pipeline operator on that field.

The aggregation pipeline operators available in the chart builder change based on the data type of the selected field. Atlas Charts categorizes the field data type as either a number, string, or date and displays appropriate aggregation options accordingly.

The following tables list the available aggregation options for each data type:

Aggregation Option
Description
Pipeline Operation

sum

Sums all values in the field.

count

Counts the number of documents with a value in the field.

count by value

Counts the number of distinct values in the field and creates a series based on the values.

distinct

Counts the number of unique values in the field.

Applies $addToSet and counts the number of items in the result set with $size.

mean

Averages all values in the field.

median

Approximates the median value in the field.

To use this aggegation option, your deployment must use MongoDB 7.0 or later.

min

Returns the minimum value in the field.

max

Returns the minimum value in the field.

variance

Calculates the sample variance of values in the field.

Applies $stdDevSamp and raises the result to the 2nd power with $pow.

variance population

Calculates the population variance of values in the field.

Applies $stdDevPop and raises the result to the 2nd power with $pow.

standard deviation

Calculates the sample standard deviation of values in the field.

standard deviation population

Calculates the population standard deviation of values in the field.

Aggregation Option
Description
Pipeline Operation

count

Counts the number of documents with a value in the field.

count by value

Counts the number of distinct values in the field and creates a series based on the values.

distinct

Counts the number of unique values in the field.

Applies the $addToSet operator and counts the number of items in the result set with $size.

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