It is to identify the sum of which group. Otherwise, the result is a list of values (for sum) but not possible to identified which value is for each group of features.
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You can add an attributeexposer to expose fme_feature_type before the stat calc
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Thank you.
I already tried it and this provided a list of values without the "content" of the Fme_feature_type: ,
I would like to get something like :
Potatoe : 845
Salad : 1496
instead of
vegetables :
845
1496
Thank you.
I already tried it and this provided a list of values without the "content" of the Fme_feature_type: ,I would like to get something like :
Potatoe : 845
Salad : 1496
instead of
vegetables :
845
1496
add fme_feature_type in the list of statistics to calculate and find the min, just to get the text. then you can build a string with an attribute manager @value(vegetables): @value(count)