Math by GravityView (now officially renamed to GravityMath) is a powerful WordPress add-on by GravityKit designed to perform advanced calculations on Gravity Forms data. While Gravity Forms has built-in basic calculations, GravityMath extends this by allowing you to calculate values across multiple entries, entire forms, or even “pure math” independent of form data.
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Multi-Entry Calculations: Unlike standard Gravity Forms calculations that only work within a single entry, GravityMath can sum, average, or count values across all entries in a form.
[gravitymath] Shortcode: The core of the plugin. You can place this shortcode anywhere on your site (pages, posts, or View layouts) to display dynamic results.
Advanced Functions: Supports over 30 mathematical functions, including:
Basic: sum(), avg(), count(), min(), max().
Advanced: abs(), round(), ceil(), floor(), sqrt(), pow().
Trigonometry/Calculus: sin(), cos(), log(), exp().
Scopes: You can define where the data comes from:
scope="form": Calculates data from all entries of a specific form.
scope="entry": Calculates data from a single specific entry.
scope="view": Calculates data only from entries currently visible in a GravityView.
Summary Reports: Displaying the total amount of donations received or the average age of survey respondents on a public-facing page.
Dashboards: Creating “Leaderboards” by summing scores across different users.
Calculators: Building complex ROI, mortgage, or shipping calculators that update in real-time.
GravityView Footers: Adding a “Total” row at the bottom of a table layout to show the sum of a specific column.
To sum up a “Donation” field (Field ID 5) from all entries in “Form ID 2“, you would use:
[gravitymath scope="form" id="2"] {Donation:5:sum} [/gravitymath]
To perform a calculation on a single entry within a GravityView “Custom Content” field:
[gravitymath scope="entry"] ({Price:10} * {Quantity:11}) + {Tax:12} [/gravitymath]
