How do I sum the values in a field in ArcGIS Pro?

[RoyceSimpson]

I want to select a field in a table within ArcGIS Pro and get a quick look at the summation of all the values for all the selected records for that field.  For example, I have a field called "acres".  I want to select various features in the map, open the attribute table, show only the selected records, go to the "acres" field and see a summed up value for the acreage for those selected records.

Thanks for any help.

[JuliaBalakirova1]

there does not seem to be a resolution yet. Is there? I am in  2.7 and I still get a table created with multiple records instead of just one fixed sum. Anybody else had a progress with this that you can share?

[nkobel]

Yeah this is very annoying. This thread talks about your question (you must right click your data in the TOC to create a histogram chart), but for me I can't get my selection to be differentiated from my dataset.

[rgmingo · Accepted solution]

All you need to do is open the chart properties pane

[BrendanQuirk]

I just upgraded to 3.0 and when I clicked statistics to get a chart, the chart properties window looks different now and I can't just see the "sum of selected features" like I used to. It is extremely useful! Anybody know how to access that in 3.0?

[ErikTownsend]

 I dont see where that functionality was added either.  You still have to create another statistics table in the map and I cant seem to get the area totals to go past 1 decimal point on the report.  Perhaps this topic is too old as none of the links for votes or help are valid.  Would appreciate it if anyone had a solution.

Time to open up Arcmap again I guess....

[GordondeSouza]

Have you found a solution to getting more than 1 decimal place on the statistics report?

[SamDearing]

I found that when right clicking on the field, if I choose "statistics" instead of "calculate field," the chart properties pane will come up on the right side and show you multiple outputs, including the sum.

[jdag03]

Yes!  Thank you!

[KimMamaradlo]

Perfect!  Thank you!

[GeorgeBrown1]

Have tried about everything within this thread and still unable to get a Sum (total population of Census blocks within a specific police zone). After about an hour of trying suggestions, I ended up just using the Edit In Excel option from a right click on that census block selection and in seconds I had the total 2020 population.

Not sure why this is not possible in AGP??