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# Summary Table

Every chart includes a summary table **\[A]** which outlines details of the meter(s)/Datapoint(s), the time period(s) involved, and the total consumption over that time period.

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The *Summary Table* has a set of controls for each of the series (either meters/Datapoints or time periods) in the chart.

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The series Mode **\[B]** can be changed from *Current value* to [*->Aggregated*](/collection/academy/aggregations-in-eliona.md) *Values*. If *Aggregated values* is selected, then you can define the aggregation *Function* **\[C]** and *Interval* **\[D]** for that series.

The series can be deleted if required **\[E]**.

If conversion rates are defined, the *Conversion* tab will show CO₂ equivalence (*Emissions*) and *Cost*.

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The *Stats* tab includes Minimum, Average and Maximum values for each of the series (either meters or time periods) in the chart.

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If appropriate, the table may also have an *Anomalies* tab.

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