You can sum numeric values by using the SUM function in a formula.
The SUM function can be used to sum the values entered in multiple "Number" fields, or to add up time data or numeric values entered in a table.

SUM(number1, [number2], ...)

SUM functions need to have at least one numeric argument specified.
"Number 2" and additional arguments are optional.

For a numeric argument (e.g., "number1," "number2"), you can specify a numeric value, the field code of a "Number" field, or a formula that produces a numeric value.

When specifying a field in a formula, make sure to specify the field code as the argument (and not the field name).
In the examples below, the field code is set for each field as the field name with underscores instead of spaces (e.g., the field code for the "Transportation cost" field is "Transportation_cost").

The following formula sums the values of three "Number" fields: "Transportation cost," "Lodging cost," and "Daily allowance."

SUM(Transportation_cost, Lodging_cost, Daily_allowance)

The "Total" field set with this formula displays "400," which is the sum of "270" in the "Transportation cost" field, "120" in the "Lodging cost" field, and "10" in the "Daily allowance" field.

The following formula sums the numeric values entered in the "Calculated" field named "Subtotal" in a table.

SUM(Subtotal)

For information on how to set this formula, refer to Example: Calculating the Sum of Subtotals in a Table.

The following formula sums the time data entered in the "Calculated" field named "Duration" in a table.

SUM(Duration)

For details on how to set this formula, refer to Example: Calculate the Total of Time Data in a Table.