Generating a percentage score at the bottom of a table allows you to automatically calculate results such as pass rates or assessment scores. In Dashpivot Web, if your data is stored in a Default table, you must use a separate Prefilled table to display the score. If your data is already in a Prefilled table, you can calculate and display the score within the same table. This ensures your score updates automatically as responses are entered.
Prerequisites
Before you begin make sure you have the following:
Plan: FreeTrial, Standard, Pro, Premium, Platinum
Permission: Org Controller (Home Folder) or Org Controller, Project Controller, Team Controller (Team Folder)
Skills Required: Dashpivot
Device Type: computer
Subscription: Dashpivot Web
Step-by-Step Instructions
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If your data set to calculate the % score is in a Default table, use a separate Prefilled table as your summary display.
If your data set is already in a Prefilled table, you can use the same table to display your score cell.
Example (Default table → Prefilled table):
From the Default table, enter your formula for the score into the Prefilled table:
=COUNTIF(Table1!B:B,"Pass")/COUNTA(Table1!B:B)*100
Replace
Table1!with the name of your Default table. ColumnB:Bshould contain the assessment results.
Example (Prefilled table only):
In a Prefilled table, enter the score formula at the bottom of the table or where you need to display the score:
=COUNTIF(B1:B4,"Pass")/COUNTA(B1:B4)*100
Replace
B1:B4with the range of cells you need to calculate the score from.Press Enter to apply the formula.
Preview the template to confirm the score calculates correctly.
Save the template.
Note
Default tables do not support formula cells directly, so scores must be calculated in a Prefilled table when using Default tables.
The formula calculates the number of “Pass” results divided by the total number of entries, then multiplied by 100 to generate a percentage score.
To display the percentage symbol (%) in the result cell, add
&"%"to the end of your formula. For example:=COUNTIF(B1:B4,"Pass")/COUNTA(B1:B4)*100&"%"=COUNTIF(Table1!B:B,"Pass")/COUNTA(Table1!B:B)*100&"%"
