Welcome to the community, @Blinkt_Uit! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: When Airtable executes a formula in a given cell, that formula only has access to other data in the same record (row). It’s not possible to use a formula in that sense to sum numbers from the same field (column).
What you could do, however, is link each entry to a customer record, and do the calculation in the customer record using a rollup field using the SUM(values)
aggregation formula.
Welcome to the community, @Blinkt_Uit! :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: When Airtable executes a formula in a given cell, that formula only has access to other data in the same record (row). It’s not possible to use a formula in that sense to sum numbers from the same field (column).
What you could do, however, is link each entry to a customer record, and do the calculation in the customer record using a rollup field using the SUM(values)
aggregation formula.
Hi Justin,
A little late response from my end, but thanks! it helped working out a solution.
Greetings