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Rollup Column Type
Rollup Column Type

Use the Rollup column to see the percentage of “no shows”, sum the “hours worked” per user, or simply count the number of shifts scheduled.

Erica Chappell avatar
Written by Erica Chappell
Updated over 5 months ago

See totals from a glance using the Rollup column — such as the sum of a particular field across all the records linked to that object (e.g. sum of “hours worked” across all the shifts for that user) or compare a sum against a total (e.g. % of all documents that are “approved” on a user’s profile).

How to add a Rollup column

To add Rollup as a new column directly to a table:

  1. Click the + sign in the last column of the table

  2. Choose Rollup from the type dropdown

  3. Determine which type of Rollup to use from the dropdown

  4. Configure Rollup for desired outcome

To add a Rollup column inside the record details:

  1. Click the Configure Data button at the bottom

  2. Select + Add Column

  3. Choose Rollup from the type dropdown

  4. Determine which type of Rollup to use from the dropdown

  5. Configure Rollup for desired outcome

Rollup column types

Count - number of records of a selected object

For example, use the Count type to calculate the number of shifts (first field) per role type (second field).

Progress Tracker - progress against a goal or percentage against a total

For example, use the Progress Tracker type to determine the percentage (%) of all shifts that are “unfulfilled” at a certain location.

Sum - total of a particular field across all records linked to that object

For example, use the Sum type to calculate the total number of “hours scheduled” this week per user.

FAQ

Q: Can I change the color of the progress bar?

A: The color of the progress bar will change automatically based on the range it falls in:

  • 0-33 = red

  • 34-66 = yellow

  • 67-100 = green

Q: Why am I getting a ‘field not supported’ message?

A: Certain fields such as "total pay" or "overtime pay" cannot be used within a filter to calculate a Rollup value as of now.

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