Set the Properties of the Summary Widget

Name

Set the field name shown to users. Click to set Chinese and English names. Click Reference Field to copy another field's value to this field name.

Figure 2 Setting the field name (Chinese and English)

Figure 3 Field reference

Summarized Object

To summarize records from another form, create a new form and link it to the current form using the associated record widget. For example, to summarize data from form B in form A, add an associated record widget to form B to link it to form A. Then, drag a summary widget to form A to display the summarized data from form B.

Figure 4 Linking form B to form A using the associated record widget

Figure 5 Summarizing data from form B in form A

Summarized Field

Choose fields for summarization.

Figure 6 Choosing fields for summarization

Summary Mode

Select the summary mode of the field. The options are Unfilled count, Filled count, and Deduplicate count.

• Unfilled count: The number of records where the field is empty. It is calculated by subtracting the number of filled records from the total number of records.
• Filled count: The number of records where the field is not empty. It is calculated by subtracting the number of unfilled records from the total number of records.
• Deduplicate count: The number of records that have non-empty fields with unique values.

For example, in an applet registration record, there are 80 users in total. Among them, 20 users did not enter phone numbers during registration. Out of the remaining 60 users who did enter phone numbers, 5 users have the same phone number. After removing duplicates, the count of unique phone numbers is 55.

Unit

Set the unit for the summary result to make it easier to read. For example, use dollars for sales amounts.

Figure 7 Setting the unit of the summary result

Decimal Places

Set the number of decimal places to keep in the summary result. The range is [0, 10]. By default, it's blank, meaning no decimal places are shown.

Conditions

Set the field properties. If you check Hide, the field will be hidden on the page.

Figure 8 Hiding a field

Figure 9 Effect

Width

Width: Widget width as a ratio of the page width. Set the widget width to make the page look better and more professional.

Figure 10 Setting the widget width

• 1/4: Widget is 1/4 of the page width.
• 1/3: Widget is 1/3 of the page width.
• 1/2: Widget is 1/2 of the page width.
• 2/3: Widget is 2/3 of the page width.
• 3/4: Widget is 3/4 of the page width.
• 1: Widget is full page width (default).

Description

Set the widget description. Include its functions, use cases, and tips. This helps users understand it better and makes the form clearer.

Figure 11 Effect