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MichaelWere
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Total Deal Amount

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Hi there,

If I click on a Contact ---> Associated Deals, I arrive at a tally of every deal where the contact is associated with.

Under Insights is a very informative 'field' called Total Deal Amount, as shown in the screenshots.

I want to be able to create a list that ranks contacts from largest to smallest based on this Total Deal Amount.  

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karstenkoehler
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Total Deal Amount

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Hi @MichaelWere,

 

In the custom report builder, you'd select Contacts as primary data source and Deals as secondary data source.

 

Next, you'd choose a Table chart visualization.

 

You can then drag and drop the contact's first and last name and the deal amount from the left sidebar as shown below:

 

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Once you have this, you should see a 'Sort by' option in the top right corner where you can sort by the Sum (Amount) descending.

 

Best regards!

Karsten Köhler
HubSpot Freelancer | RevOps & CRM Consultant | Community Hall of Famer

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karstenkoehler
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Total Deal Amount

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Hi @MichaelWere,

 

This would require a Professional subscription and there are two approaches:

  • Calculation property: You would create a contact calculation property that sums up the amounts of all associated deals. Once created, you can adjust your contact index page (Menu > Contacts > Contacts) to include a column for this new property and sort by it.
  • Custom Report Builder: You would create a custom report pulling in data sources Contacts and Deals and could then visualize the total deal amount by contact, choosing a table visualization for the report and then sorting the table by the total deal amount column.

Without a Professional subscription, what you're trying to do is unfortunately not possible.

 

Let me know if you need more detailed information on the two options outlined above.

 

Best regards!

Karsten Köhler
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MichaelWere
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Total Deal Amount

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Hi again,

 

Thanks for a quick reply!  We have SalesPro subscription so that is good news to start!

I think the Custom Report Builder option would be the best for us.  Any tips to start this process? I am a rookie on reports.

Best wishes,
Michael

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karstenkoehler
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Total Deal Amount

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Hi @MichaelWere,

 

In the custom report builder, you'd select Contacts as primary data source and Deals as secondary data source.

 

Next, you'd choose a Table chart visualization.

 

You can then drag and drop the contact's first and last name and the deal amount from the left sidebar as shown below:

 

karstenkoehler_0-1704436163829.png

 

Once you have this, you should see a 'Sort by' option in the top right corner where you can sort by the Sum (Amount) descending.

 

Best regards!

Karsten Köhler
HubSpot Freelancer | RevOps & CRM Consultant | Community Hall of Famer

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MichaelWere
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Total Deal Amount

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Hello Karsten,

I encountered a couple of challenges with your proposed solution:


1. I was unable to find a standard field of Sum (Amount) as proposed in your Custom Report solution.  Why would this be missing in our Hubspot setup? Or are my report settings incorrect so I cannot find it?  Could I create this field?

 

2. As the Custom Report solution was not working, I tried option 2 to create a Calculation Property.  I was able to create a 'SUM of Associated Deals' field as a Contact property.  However, I then could not work out how to exclude lost deals by deal status.  There is an option for Additional Conditions, but this appears to be limited to ONLY one condition.  And with multiple pipelines, with multiple deal status per pipeline, my new calculation property picks up everything including all lost deals.

 

Finally, I tried utilising the Custom Report options with this new calculation property.  When I include the property, I end up with multiple lines of data per contact.  It would appear that a line of data exists for every deal that the contact is associated with.  I just want one line listed in my report per contact, I must have the setup wrong somewhere?

(Screenshot below with contact names/private data redacted)

 

Cheers

Michael

 

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karstenkoehler
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Total Deal Amount

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Hi @MichaelWere,

 

'(Sum) Amount' is a measure applied on the 'Amount' field. When you find an add 'Amount', you can change the measure by clicking on the small pencil next to it.

 

Best regards!

Karsten Köhler
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MichaelWere
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Total Deal Amount

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Thank you so much Karsten!  I have solved my challenge, and learnt a lot from you in the process.  I really appreciate it!

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