How can i get totals from a job type?
I have 3 job types
Wedding Setup
Family Portrait
Wedding Officiant
They are all in the customer info under Job Type.
How can i get a total for each job type for month and for year?
Also a total of all for the year.
But also deduct out the Permit fee so each total dose not include the permit fee.
Plus show a total for month and year for the permit fees.
All to show up in a Dashboard.
I started a dashboard and have it showing things but not what i need.
It is showing a full list of everything but not by job type with a total for each one.
I do not need to see the full list of items just need to see the total for each one by month and year.
I looked this up and could not find anything on how to do something like this? It so easy in Apple Numbers or Excell.
I tryed to make a drag in formula but dont know how to break it down to the different job types and then then permit fees all with totals.
Also i can not get the Total to show a sum at the bottom i am thinking it is becouse it is set to a Text field not a number field as the number fields do let me sum at the bottom.
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Last question first, yes you can not sum a text field. You will have to create a new formula field that converts Total: to a number.
number(fieldname)
Remember you have to strip off the $ like we discussed in another post.
Once you do that you can add that field to the view above and then sum the column.
One way to show totals by Job Type is to group the column job type and it will show you sums by groups.
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Edward, first of all, you should convert the total to a number. It doesn't make sense to keep numbers as text. If you like the $ sign, just add it in the formatting menu of the column. Other things will also come easier.
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Ok i fixed the Title it is now changed to a number. I am still working in the test site.
The newer site version that was all ready fixed so when i import in i do get numbers.
So the total is working now at the bottom just with no $ in front of it
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Another ?
I had watched this video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUqGl84gh08&t=1334sBut i do not see how he got the search area up top on dashboard with search by date range, customer and so on?
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Just food for thought.
Why are you keeping job data like total, down payment, job start time, etc. in the customer table?
I would think that information should be in your Payment table. I say this because your current setup will force you to create a duplicate customer if they come back for another job.
Just something to keep in mind.
Content aside
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