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In the {ProductName} `CategoryChart` control Data Aggregations feature allows you to group data in the chart by unique values on the `XAxis` and then sort those groups. You may then apply summaries which will be reflected by the range of the `YAxis` and will be displayed in the tooltip when hovering the series.
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# {Platform} Data Aggregations Example
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##{Platform} Data Aggregations Example
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The following example depicts a [Column Chart](../types/column-chart.md) that groups by the Country member of the `XAxis` and can be changed to other properties within each data item such as Product, MonthName, and Year to aggregate the sales data. Also a summary and sort option is available to get a desirable order for the grouped property.
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### Customizing Columns
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You can customize text displayed in the **Label** and **Unit** columns using properties that end with **MemberAsLegendLabel** and **MemberAsLegendUnit**on each series. The following table shows some possible customizations of the **Label** and **Unit** columns.
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You can customize text displayed in the **Label** and **Unit** columns using properties that end with **MemberAsLegendLabel** and **MemberAsLegendUnit** on each series. The following table shows some possible customizations of the **Label** and **Unit** columns.
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## Configuring Multiple Selection
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Other selection modes offer various methods of selection. For example using `SelectionBehavior` with `PerDataItemMultiSelect` will effect all series in entire category when multiple series are present while allowing selection across categories. Compared to `PerDataItemSingleSelect`, only a single category of items can be selected at a time. This is useful if multiple series are bound to different datasources and provides greater control of selection between categories.
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Other selection modes offer various methods of selection. For example using `SelectionBehavior` with `PerDataItemMultiSelect` will affect all series in entire category when multiple series are present while allowing selection across categories. Compared to `PerDataItemSingleSelect`, only a single category of items can be selected at a time. This is useful if multiple series are bound to different datasources and provides greater control of selection between categories.
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`PerSeriesAndDataItemGlobalSingleSelect` allows single series selection across all categories at a time.
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The visualization or properties of the visualization are also configurable using the `Toolbar` at the top of the control. This `Toolbar` has the default tools for the current visualization with the addition of four Dashboard Tile specific ones, highlighted below:
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|`Points`|Contains all the points in one geo-spatial shape loaded from a shape file (.shp). For example, the country of Japan in shape file would be represented as a list of a list of points object, where:<ul><li>The first list of points describes shape of Hokkaido island</li><li>The second list of points describes shape of Honshu island</li><li>The third list of points describes shape of Kyushu island</li><li>The fourth list of points describes shape of Shikoku island
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|`Points`|Contains all the points in one geo-spatial shape loaded from a shape file (.shp). For example, the country of Japan in shape file would be represented as a list of a list of points object, where:<ul><li>The first list of points describes shape of Hokkaido island</li><li>The second list of points describes shape of Honshu island</li><li>The third list of points describes shape of Kyushu island</li><li>The fourth list of points describes shape of Shikoku island</li></ul>|
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|`Fields`|Contains a row of data from the shape database file (.dbf) keyed by a column name. For example, a data about county of Japan which includes population, area, name of a capital, etc.|
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This data structure is suitable for use in most Geographic Series as long as appropriate data columns are mapped to them.
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## Shape Files Format
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The {Platform} `XamGeographicMap` control uses popular [Shape Files](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapefile#Overview) format as one of the sources for geo-spatial data. Shape files are usually shipped with other file types, generally files with *.shp*, *.shx*, and *.dbf* extensions.
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The {Platform} `XamGeographicMap` control uses popular [Shape Files](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shapefile#Overview) format as one of the sources for geo-spatial data. Shape files are usually shipped with other file types, generally files with _.shp_, _.shx_, and _.dbf_ extensions.
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The following table provides basic information and purpose for each type of shape files.
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