Inconsistent aggregation among operands

ERR.DS_API.FORMULA.VALIDATION.AGG.INCONSISTENT

This occurs when a single function (or a single operator) uses an aggregated and an unaggregated expression as arguments (operands).

When computing an aggregate value, a large set of rows is converted into a single value. Special aggregate functions are used for this. The most common functions are SUM, MIN, MAX, AVG, and COUNT. Aggregate functions compute and return one resulting value for all query strings. If data grouping is used, values are computed and returned separately for each group, which the query result is divided into.

In DataLens, you can't use aggregated and non-aggregated values in the same expression. You can't use measures (displayed in the dataset and wizard in blue) and dimensions (displayed in the dataset and wizard in green) in the same expression.

Examples:

• [Sales] / SUM([Sales]). You can compute an aggregate value (measure) SUM([Sales]) for this expression. It will be a single value for all query strings. However, the Sales field is neither an aggregation nor a dimension within the group. It doesn't have a fixed value and can vary from row to row. As a result, it's impossible to specify which value of the Sales field must be chosen when computing the expression [Sales] / SUM([Sales]). It is impossible to compute this expression. An error occurs in such cases. To avoid an error, you can specify an aggregation type for the Sales field. In this case, this field will become a measure and the original formula will be correct. For example: AVG([Sales]) / SUM([Sales]).
• [Total Sales] - [Profit]. Where the Total Sales field is an aggregated expression (measure),
  while the Profit field is an unaggregated expression. This produces an error
  because this expression cannot be computed: [Total Sales] is the output of aggregating
  all the records in a group whereas the [Profit] expression has a different value for every record, and in a group, it is unclear,
  which value to use. Such an expression doesn't make sense. In this situation, the user is most likely
  looking for [Total Sales] - SUM([Profit]).

Another error might occur when the window function in the WITHIN section has fields that are neither an aggregation nor a dimension in the chart.