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 Aggregation functions in OpenCypher allow you to perform calculations over a set of values, summarizing or transforming the data into a single result. These functions are typically used in combination with the WITH or RETURN clauses to compute aggregate values based on certain criteria.
 
 ### Common Aggregation Functions:
-***COUNT()***: Counts the number of items in a given set. e.g. COUNT(*), COUNT(1), COUNT(DISTINCT columnName).
-***SUM()***: Computes the sum of numeric values. It is often used to calculate totals, such as the total amount transferred.
-***AVG()***: Calculates the average of numeric values.
-***MIN()***: Finds the smallest value in a set. Often used to determine the minimum amount or value.
-***MAX()***: Finds the largest value in a set. This is useful for identifying the highest value.
-***COLLECT()***: Aggregates values into a list. Can be used to collect nodes or relationships into a list for further processing.
-***STDEV()***: Computes the standard deviation of values.
-***STDEVP()***: Computes the population standard deviation of values.
+- ***COUNT()***: Counts the number of items in a given set. e.g. COUNT(*), COUNT(1), COUNT(DISTINCT columnName).
+- ***SUM()***: Computes the sum of numeric values. It is often used to calculate totals, such as the total amount transferred.
+- ***AVG()***: Calculates the average of numeric values.
+- ***MIN()***: Finds the smallest value in a set. Often used to determine the minimum amount or value.
+- ***MAX()***: Finds the largest value in a set. This is useful for identifying the highest value.
+- ***COLLECT()***: Aggregates values into a list. Can be used to collect nodes or relationships into a list for further processing.
+- ***STDEV()***: Computes the standard deviation of values.
+- ***STDEVP()***: Computes the population standard deviation of values.
 
 
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