I am new to Airtable so forgive me if this is an easy answer. I have searched the forum and can not find the solution.
I want to sum a field with several records {days worked}, by group {name}. I have accomplished this by grouping by {name} and the result shows in the group bar. I want to use the results of this in another formula calculation, in a different table.
Thank you in advance for any help.
Steve
Best answer by Steve_Allington
Wow - thank you so much! You just made my day! I just love Airtable and helping people get the most of it - thanks for the kind words :slightly_smiling_face:
@AlliAlosa, you are also #1 in my book, it worked perfectly!! :grinning: :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: :blush: :upside_down_face: :slightly_smiling_face:
I would change your single select field {Name} to be a linked record field, and link it to a new table. You can then use rollup fields on the new table to get the info displayed in the summary bar.
For example, to get the number of {Days Worked}, add a rollup field to the new table. Select [Progress] as the table, and {Days Worked} as the field, then use the formula function:
SUM(values)
Hope that helps!
I would change your single select field {Name} to be a linked record field, and link it to a new table. You can then use rollup fields on the new table to get the info displayed in the summary bar.
For example, to get the number of {Days Worked}, add a rollup field to the new table. Select [Progress] as the table, and {Days Worked} as the field, then use the formula function:
SUM(values)
Hope that helps!
@AlliAlosa, you describe stuff in a simple, and a very easy-to-understand flow. I’ve decided to read everything you have ever written or may ever write in the future. Seriously - you have a talent.
@AlliAlosa, you describe stuff in a simple, and a very easy-to-understand flow. I’ve decided to read everything you have ever written or may ever write in the future. Seriously - you have a talent.
Wow - thank you so much! You just made my day! I just love Airtable and helping people get the most of it - thanks for the kind words :slightly_smiling_face:
Wow - thank you so much! You just made my day! I just love Airtable and helping people get the most of it - thanks for the kind words :slightly_smiling_face:
@AlliAlosa, you are also #1 in my book, it worked perfectly!! :grinning: :grinning_face_with_big_eyes: :blush: :upside_down_face: :slightly_smiling_face:
Wow - thank you so much! You just made my day! I just love Airtable and helping people get the most of it - thanks for the kind words :slightly_smiling_face:
See, @Steve_Allington agrees - your explanations rock!
And from NH no less (Hampton Beach native).
+5I would change your single select field {Name} to be a linked record field, and link it to a new table. You can then use rollup fields on the new table to get the info displayed in the summary bar.
For example, to get the number of {Days Worked}, add a rollup field to the new table. Select [Progress] as the table, and {Days Worked} as the field, then use the formula function:
SUM(values)
Hope that helps!
Alli, great fix! I posted about this same topic elsewhere, but hoping you can help me. I used your Solve above to do generally the same thing. However, I have a filter applied to the view that I am using that only shows records that were completed from the last 45 days. Also, throughout the day, we have records getting completed that I want added to that rollup automatically. Do you know of a way to achieve this? Here is a link to my post: How to use summary of data (Avg) number in another formula
Thanks in advance!
+2Hello, is there a way to display these summary numbers in an interface? This image was taken from a data view but I would like to provide access to this information through an interface and I can’t quite figure it out. I tried the RollUp technique AlliAlosa mentioned but I don’t think it will work for me.
+31Hm, are you trying to show the summary for the entire cycle or the groups within it? Or both?
+2Thank you, I was able to solve it. I created a list interface, and once created, I changed the display from list to grid (you have to create a list first). Next, in the grid view, I was able to group the records the same way as in the data view and get the summaries displayed in the interface.
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