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MongoDB 301: Aggregation Reporting with Studio 3T Aggregations Exercise 3: Visualizing collection data in MongoDB Charts Reporting with Studio 3T Aggregations: Test your skills

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You create an aggregate statement in the Aggregation Editor and save the query’s results to a new collection. You now want to use Microsoft Excel to visualize the data in that collection. How do you make the data available to Excel?
- Access the data through MongoDB Charts.
- Add an $out stage to the aggregate statement.
- Create a view based on the aggregate statement.
- Export the data to a .csv file and open the file in Excel.
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You are working with an aggregate statement that was created by someone else in your organization, and you now want to use the Aggregation Editor to update and refine the statement. How do you add the statement to the Aggregation Editor?
- Copy the statement to your clipboard and, in the Aggregation Editor, click the Paste button on the toolbar.
- Add the stages manually in the Aggregation Editor, providing the aggregate operator and operator expression for each stage.
- Add a new stage to the pipeline, go to the stage’s tab, and select the Paste an aggregate query from clipboard option from the Operator drop-down list.
- Add the stages manually in the Aggregation Editor, select the aggregate operator for each stage, and then paste the operator’s expression into the editor window for each stage.
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You created an aggregate statement in the Aggregation Editor, ran the statement, and received the results you were looking for. You now want to create a view based on the statement. Which step should you take?
- Right-click the last stage in the Pipeline flow window, click Save Aggregate Query As, and save the query as a view.
- Right-click anywhere in the Pipeline flow window or Pipeline output window, and then click Create view from this Aggregate Query.
- Add a stage to the pipeline after the last stage, define the stage with the $out aggregate operator, and specify the new view as the destination.
- Add a stage to the pipeline after the last stage, define the stage with the $merge aggregate operator, specify the new view as the destination, and run the aggregate statement.
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You are creating an aggregate statement in IntelliShell and want to output the statement’s results to a new collection. Which aggregate operator should you use to create the collection?
- The $out operator as the last stage
- The $merge operator as the first stage
- The $replaceWith operator as the last stage
- The $replaceRoot operator as the first stage
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You are using IntelliShell to build an aggregate statement that outputs the results to a new collection. You plan to export the data in the new collection to a .csv file. Which step must you take to export the data?
- Add an $out stage at the end of the pipeline and specify the path and filename for the .csv file in the operator’s expression.
- Add a $merge stage to the beginning of the pipeline and specify the path and filename for the .csv file in the operator’s expression.
- After creating the collection, right-click the collection in the Connection Tree, click Export Collection, and follow the prompts in the Export wizard.
- After creating the collection, right-click the collection in the Connection Tree, click Duplicate Collection, select Export to CSV, and follow the prompts in the Export wizard.
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You create a collection in Studio 3T via a MongoDB Atlas connection. You now plan to use that collection to create a chart in MongoDB Charts. You sign into the MongoDB site and go to the Charts page. Which step must you take before you can create a chart?
- Create a dashboard based on the collection.
- Delete the existing dashboard and create a new one based on the collection.
- Create a cluster in Atlas specifically for the new chart and copy the collection to that cluster.
- Add the collection as a Charts data source and ensure that at least one dashboard exists.
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Building a Basic Aggregation

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

Exercise 1: Filtering the documents in the aggregation pipeline

Exercise 2: Grouping the documents in the aggregation pipeline

Exercise 3: Sorting the documents in the aggregation pipeline

Exercise 4: Adding processing options to the aggregation

Building a Basic Aggregation: Test your skills

Introducing the Aggregation Editor

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

Exercise 1: Importing an aggregate statement into the Aggregation Editor

Exercise 2: Replace a field in the aggregation pipeline

Exercise 3: Reorder the fields in the aggregation pipeline

Exercise 4: Changing the sort order in the aggregation pipeline

Introducing the Aggregation Editor: Test your skills

Working with Arrays in the Aggregation Pipeline

5 Topics | 1 Quiz

Exercise 1: Using expression operators to filter input documents

Exercise 2: Unwinding an array to create individual documents

Exercise 3: Grouping array values and generating a document count for each group

Exercise 4: Writing pipeline results to a new collection

Working with Arrays in the Aggregation Pipeline: Test your skills

MongoDB 301 Mid-Course Feedback

Adding Lookup Data to the Aggregation Pipeline

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

Exercise 1: Adding lookup data to the aggregation pipeline

Exercise 2: Converting string values in one of the lookup fields to integers

Exercise 3: Adding a computed ratio field based on the converted lookup field

Exercise 4: Limiting the number of returned documents

Adding Lookup Data to the Aggregation Pipeline: Test your skills

Working with Reschema for MongoDB

4 Topics | 1 Quiz

Exercise 1: Setting up a reschema unit that includes lookup data

Exercise 2: Defining a target collection in the reschema unit

Exercise 3: Adding and scheduling a task to create the target collection

Exercise 4: Running an aggregate statement against the target collection

Working with Reschema for MongoDB: Test your skills

Reporting with Studio 3T Aggregations

3 Topics | 1 Quiz

Exercise 1: Creating a view based on an aggregation query

Exercise 2: Exporting a collection as a .csv file for use by a third-party tool

Exercise 3: Visualizing collection data in MongoDB Charts

Reporting with Studio 3T Aggregations: Test your skills

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