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The loop values operator will iterate through all of the values and each unique value (your keys) will be stored by default in the loop_value macro, but you can name this whatever you want in the loop values operator settings. This sounds more complex than needed, just know that the operator kind of groups all of the values, and will then loop through each of this values, temporarily storing the value in the mentioned macro.
Inside the loop values operator you now need to put a filter examples operator, and you will filter on 'my_attribute', using the macro value (%{loop_value}). This will give you exactly what you need, a subset of the full list, but only with values equal on the current macro value.
With this filtered set you can then do whatever you want inside of the loop operator, and choose to just add everything together again or whatever makes sense.
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