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3 weeks ago
In the classic ServiceNow list view (UI16), we can use List Calculations (e.g., Sum, Avg) by right-clicking on a column, which displays the aggregated value at the bottom of the list.
However, when working in Service Operations Workspace (SOW), I do not see any option to perform similar column-level aggregations (such as Sum) within the list view.
My requirement is to display the sum of a numeric field directly in the list view in SOW, similar to how it appears in the classic UI.
Could you please confirm:
Is there any out-of-the-box way to enable list calculations (Sum/Avg) in SOW?
If not, what is the recommended approach to achieve this requirement within Workspace?
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3 weeks ago
Workspace lists don't have calculations available (yet), easiest way forward is probably creating a pa dashboard. As to what is the recommended approach depends a lot on your requirements.
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yes I agree with what @lauri457 mentioned.
It's not available but there is no docs which says this.
There are some items which are not mentioned explicitly in docs but they are not available OOTB
The only option is to use dashboard etc
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Ankur
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3 weeks ago
@AK001025799 It really depends on what you are trying to achieve. A possible option is also to calculate this value on the parent record by creating a field. You can then use this field's value everywhere.
The other option is the PA that other's already stated
Regards,
**Martin Virag**
ServiceNow MVP 2026
