Aggregate Examples
| AVAILABLE API VERSION |
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| API v58.0 and later |
Use aggregate functions to analyze your query results. Aggregate functions include avg, count, countDistinct, min, max, and sum.
Return the average amount on all opportunities.
You can use aggregate functions without a groupBy argument, such as using totalCount to find the total number of query results or using the avg function to find the average amount for all opportunities.
The previous query is similar to the following SOQL statement.
Using the groupBy argument with aggregation functions enables you to perform further analysis on your results, like finding the average amount of all opportunities by campaign.
The previous query is similar to the following SOQL statement.
Return the total number of account records.
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To use the count function and group by a field, use Id { count { value } } on the aggregate field.
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Return all accounts and their average annual revenue.
You can't simultaneously query both the record and aggregate fields within RecordAggregate. Query the records and aggregation separately like this.
Return the average annual revenue of account records.
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Return the number of industries. To return the number of distinct non-null field values matching the query criteria, use the countDistinct function.
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To return the maximum value of a field, use the max function.
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To return the sum of a numeric field, use the sum function. This example returns the opportunity amount sum grouped by name.
The previous query is similar to the following SOQL statement.