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The following data about the group is defined in the pane corresponding to the "Aggregation" tab.

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Following you will see a detailed explanation on how to use these fields in the definition of groups. Image Removed
Picture 6: Properties in the Aggregation Tab of a group

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We must bear in mind that the status of groups and indicators can take three possible values, Green, Red or Yellow. The color of the group being defined must be inferred from the color or status of indicators and subgroups.

To do so, it is necessary to indicate if such status corresponds to the worst case, or the best case according to the assigned weights.

Worst Case

Through this aggregation method, we reflect the situation that the group will be put on alert if at least one indicator or subgroup is on alert itself.

• The color of the group will be Red: If there is at least one Red subgroup or indicator.
• The group will be yellow: if there are no Red indicators or subgroups and at least one subgroup or indicator is Yellow.
• The color of the group will be Green: If all subgroups and indicators are Green

Best case

Through this aggregation method we reflect the situation contrary to the case above: one single subgroup or indicator in Green will be enough for the group to be colored Green.

• The color of the group will be Green: if at leas a subgroup or indicator is Green
• The group will be Yellow: if there are no Green subgroups or indicators and at least one subgroup or indicator is Yellow.
• The color of the group will be Red: if all subgroups and indicators are Red.

Weights

This method lets users define the degree of importance or incidence (weight) each indicator has within the group.
To determine the status of the group, all subgroups and indicators of the same color are taken into consideration and their weights are added. The color with the greatest weight will be the color the group will take.

In case of a "tie" among colors when adding their weights, the best or worst case will be chosen according to what has been defined in the last field in the pane. The following table details the result in such a case.

In the aggregation method definition pane you may see two independent sections, in which the weights of indicators and subgroups must be respectively defined.
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Picture 7: Defining Weights of indicators and subgroups
The section to enter the weights of indicators displays a row for each defined indicator in the group. Likewise, the section to enter the weights of subgroups offers a row for each subgroup it has.

The desired weight values are defined only in the column named "Weights". The "Percentage" column is merely informative and shows the incidence of the value assigned to each element in the total. Although this column always adds up to 100, it is not necessary for the sum of all defined weights to equal 100.

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