Question: I need to generate an md5 hash for a list of `tif` and `jpg` images.
The hash must be inserted in an XML file with metadata about each image, which will be used for the digitalisation of the document.
The use of the md5 hash was not my decision, but a formal requirement of a standard based on the Dublin Core for the digitalisation of these kinds of documents. [Xml file, md5 tag is underlined](https://i.stack.imgur.com/W8RLL.jpg)

I am currently generating each md5 hash using Windows built-in Certutil program from the command prompt.

My question is simple: am I doing this right?
I know the process is slow, but the list is short.

[Certutil hash function](https://i.stack.imgur.com/OHhXC.png)

Answer: 
The Summary tool will only output the grouping variables and aggregate variables selected in its configuration. You probably lost [Score\_Yes] at that stage.
Please try below option
1. identify from which table Score\_yes is flowing, then convert the value of Score\_yes to numeric