Summary Card

SummaryCard shows one figure, large, under a label — an open pipeline, a count of cases, a win rate — and SummaryCards lays several out in a row that wraps on a narrow screen. A card shows a value you give it, a column of the record it's on, or a figure Dataverse works out over records: a total, average, minimum, maximum or count, formatted by the server in the user's culture. The same on Blazor and React.

Figures of a record's related records

Inside a record context, RelationshipName (relationshipName in React) keeps the records to those related to the record, as a SubGrid does. With a FetchXml or ViewId as well, its filters choose among them; without, every related record counts. A count needs no column: it counts the records. The figure is worked out again when the record context refreshes or saves, and a record not yet saved has none. The Account 360 demo has four across the top of an account.

A value of the record

Without an Aggregate (aggregate), ColumnName (columnName) shows the record's own value of the column, formatted as its form shows it. Value (value) shows a figure the page works out itself.

Captions and ratios

Caption (caption) puts a line under the figure. With CaptionAggregate (captionAggregate), {0} in it is a second figure over the same records, worked out in the same request. With OfFetchXml or OfViewId (ofFetchXml, ofViewId), the card shows its figure as a share of the same figure over those records: a percentage, with a bar under it unless ShowProgressBar (showProgressBar) is false.

Clicking a card

OnClick (onClick) makes the card a button: a click, Enter or Space raises it. Href (href) makes it a link, which opens in a new tab like any other; in React, onNavigate follows it through your router on a plain click.