Rollup Custom Field values from subtasks to parent task (Formulas, Numbers, Currency)
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Kathryn
From support ticket: Would like to have all number custom fields rollup within subtasks to the parent task
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Caroline Ginty
Update Nov 2025: This feature is on our radar, but not on the committed roadmap at this time. We are hoping to get to this soon, and I'll keep this request updated with anything new as we move forward.
Nicky Salido
I hope you could also include linked tasks for the Rollup.
Pitchwits Team
How is this not done or at least prioritized yet? This 1000% essential!
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Project Manager
Has any progress been made on this feature. LIke many others, I have a critical need for this. It seems like a basic feature that should be prioritized.
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Paul Jackson
YES, PLEASE! This is very critical for me when tracking my projects overall statuses. Specifically, when tracking project overall % complete. Hope this can be prioritized and get implemented ASAP.
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Beatriz Benegas
PLEASE, its almost impossible to do anything related to inventory, costs, and etc
Ygor Lira
My inventory control is really struggling without this feature. I urgently need the total of all restock requests (subtasks) to be automatically summed up in the parent task. I truly hope this feature gets prioritized soon.
Caroline Ginty
Merged in a post:
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Erik Mitchell
Would like the ability to have a custom field type that allows the calculation (sum, count, product, etc) of its child fields. So if I have a custom field called (cost rollup) it would calculate based on the child tasks “cost” field. And the rollup would go as far up the chain as any parent. The calculation should be customizable.
Nicky Salido
I hope you'll consider building this this year. This is very useful for PMO.
Henco Serdyn
6 years and still not on the roadmap. This feature just limited ClickUp to be used in a "use-case" for a top Fortune Global 500 company.
Caroline Ginty
Merged in a post:
Allow formula field in a parent task to pull totals based on formula fields of its subtasks.
Brayden Ankerstein
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