The stat block boils a table down to a single number: how many, how much, how recent. A row of stat tiles across the top of a view is the fastest dashboard you can build.
Try it: Change the function, field, and background of the middle tile; the number recomputes over the eight sample orders.
Settings
Orders
8
Count
Sum of amount
€10.4k
Sum · Amount
Satisfaction
4.3
Avg · Rating
Example. Three stat blocks in a row, each 4 columns wide, all over the Orders table: a plain count, a configurable aggregate on a tinted tile, and an average over the Rating field. The caption under each number names the function and field.
The field the function runs over. Required for everything except count; sum and avg need a number field.
Icon
icon name
Optional icon rendered on the tile. Its badge picks up the block's background tint (a shared setting; see the blocks overview).
Like every block, this one also has the shared block settings: an optional title (which shows as a heading above the block) with a description under it, auto-height, conditional visibility, and role-based visibility, plus the source table and record-filter settings shared by all data blocks.