Reporting with Studio 3T Aggregations: Test your skills

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?

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?

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?

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?

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?

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?