Math by GravityView 2.3.4

Math by GravityView is a WordPress plugin for performing arithmetic directly in your site, without requiring Gravity Forms or GravityView for basic calculations. It helps you generate precise totals, averages, and advanced math results from numbers you provide. When used with Gravity Forms, you can compute values across all entries in a form, including sums, counts, highest and lowest values. If you’re also using GravityView, it can calculate based on the entries currently visible and even on a single entry page—so your dashboards and widgets stay accurate as data changes.

Use the plugin’s shortcode to display “always up to date” results, turning form data into clear insights that are easy to place wherever you need them.

Main Features

• WordPress math shortcode — Run arithmetic in posts, pages, and widgets using [gv_math].
• Pure math without dependencies — Perform calculations without relying on Gravity Forms or GravityView.
• Advanced functions — Support expressions such as constants and functions (e.g., area formulas using pow).
• Form-wide calculations — Calculate totals, averages, entry counts, highest values, and lowest values from a Gravity Forms form.
• Live updates — Keep displayed results synchronized with up-to-date form entry data.
• GravityView visible-entry logic — Calculate values for only the currently visible entries.
• Single entry calculations — Compute results on an individual entry page.
• Multi-field calculations — Perform advanced calculations between multiple fields.
• Custom Content / widget use — Display computed values inside GravityView Custom Content areas and widgets.

Benefits

• More actionable form data — Turn raw entries into totals, averages, and rankings readers can immediately understand.
• Higher conversion clarity — Show meaningful computed outputs that improve decision-making in forms and listings.
• Better UX for dashboards — Reflect calculations for visible entries, supporting filtered and paginated views.
• Reduced manual math — Avoid spreadsheets or custom code by calculating directly in WordPress content.
• Improved accuracy over time — Keep calculations current as new Gravity Forms submissions are added.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores that use Gravity Forms for customer inputs
• Gravity Forms users who need automatic totals, averages, and entry statistics
• GravityView-based dashboards and directory/listing sites
• Agencies building client sites with reusable calculation blocks
• Content teams creating widgets and data-rich pages in WordPress
• Operators tracking KPIs from form submissions