Kinda confused about aggregate data too at first, but here’s how I see it: it’s like zooming out on a map. You see the city, not every house.
Used a lot in surveys. They’ll say "60% of respondents prefer X," not "Bob prefers X."
Google Sheets can do basic aggregation with functions like SUMIF. Not fancy, but gets the job done.
Used a lot in surveys. They’ll say "60% of respondents prefer X," not "Bob prefers X."
Google Sheets can do basic aggregation with functions like SUMIF. Not fancy, but gets the job done.
