AWM right agreegation operator

Hi,
Can any one help me with this. I am trying to get number users i.e COUNT(users) with different attributes, but when I use sum, it either adds up value of USER_NUMBER or the value of PROPERTY_ID of attributes. Which is wrong.
i.e. if there are 3 users, user no 34, 23, 12 with same attribute, the number should be 3 under this particular attribute, but instead, it shows 69.
Which aggregation function/operator in awm will give the count facility.
Cheers

Found my answer: Not only do I need to make sure my cube is not compressed, but I also need to select "Override the Aggregation specification of the cube" under each Measure's General tab. This results in the contents of the Aggregation tab no longer being grayed out.

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