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ClearPoint Setup – Creating and Using Calculated Fields

Calculated fields allow you to display calculated values—based on existing series data—as columns in summary views.

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Written by Ted Jackson
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Use calculated fields to create new metrics or ratios not directly stored in your data, such as profit margins, ROI, or Percent of Target.


Creating a Calculated Field

  1. Click the Settings icon in the top-right corner of ClearPoint.

  2. Select Customizations.

  1. Navigate to the Calculated Fields tab.

  2. Click the Add ( + ) button to open the configuration drawer.

Configure the new calculated field

  1. Enter a Calculated Field Name (e.g., Percent of Target).

  2. Choose a Data Type:

    • Percentage for percent-based results

    • Default to inherit the data type of each measure

  3. Build the calculation using the operator buttons and series selectors.

Example Formula: Percent of Target

To calculate ( Actual / Target ) * 100 for the Current Period:

  1. Insert ( using operator buttons.

  2. Select Actual as the Series and Current Period as the Aggregation, then click Insert.

  3. Choose the Divide operator.

  4. Select Target as the Series and Current Period as the Aggregation, then click Insert.

  5. Close the parenthesis and use the operator buttons to multiply by 100.

  6. Click Save.

Your final formula should resemble:

([Actual][CurrentPeriod] / [Target][CurrentPeriod]) * 100


Edit a Calculated Field

  1. Click the Settings icon in the top-right corner of ClearPoint.

  2. Select Customizations.

  1. Navigate to the Calculated Fields tab.

  2. Click the Kebab menu (⋮) and select Edit Custom Field.

  3. Choose a Scorecard and Period.

  4. When finished, click Save.


Using a Calculated Field in a Summary Report

Calculated fields appear alongside other available fields when configuring report columns.

  1. Navigate to Reports in the left navigation.

  2. Navigate to the Measures report tab.

  3. Click the kebab menu (⋮) and select Edit Measure.

  4. Select the Columns tab.

  5. Locate your calculated field and select it.

  6. Click Add Column.

  7. Click Save.

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