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# Total Summary

This section of the **In-Builder Settings** is responsible for configuring the **Summary Block,** or formerly the **Grand Total** part of your calculator. **Summary Block** is the part of the calculator where all the calculation results and total cost (formula elements) will be shown.

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To improve the best user experience, the Summary block settings are located individually for each section within it, and real-time changes are applied right in the builder:

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Generally, there are three settings:

* **Sticky (** :star:**Pro Feature) -** this fixes the **Summary Block** position in the top portion of your calculator when a user scrolls the page. It will allow quick access to the total summary when the calculator includes many elements. The **Preview** button next to the setting can be used to check how it will look.&#x20;
* **Zero Values in Orders, PDF Entries, Emails -** disable to hide elements that have 0 value in Orders Tab, PDF Entries, and Emails.&#x20;
* **Arrangement** - in this section, you can organize the fields/sections in the Total Summary and change their preferences (titles, preferences, etc.).

### Arrangement

You can organize the total summary field into several sections and move fields/sections inside of it among these sections by dragging and dropping them (use <i class="fa-grip-dots-vertical">:grip-dots-vertical:</i> icon). Clicking the three dots <i class="fa-ellipsis-vertical">:ellipsis-vertical:</i> icon next to each field/section opens its preferences:

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Here's the breakdown of fields/sections of the Total Summary field:

* **Header** - displays the title of the Total Summary field.
* **Details** - contains all info about the elements' user-entered values in the calculator.
  * **Expanded/Collapsed** - keeps the section minimized by default or vice versa. Even if it's collapsed by default, the user can expand it in the front end.
  * **Show Zero Values** - disable to hide elements that have a 0 value. If their value is changed to any number other than 0, they will be displayed.&#x20;
  * **Cost Breakdown -** setting enables the display of the selected options in the Summary Block. This allows users to visualize how the price is determined. The **Preview** button next to the setting can be used to check how it will look.&#x20;
* **PDF Button** - displays the '*Download PDF*' button that enables the generation of a [**PDF Invoice**](/cost-calculator-builder/cost-calculator-settings/global-settings/pdf-entries.md) and downloads it. You can change the button width in preferences.
* **Share Button** - displays the button that opens the share quote form for the [PDF Entries](/cost-calculator-builder/cost-calculator-settings/global-settings/share-quote-form.md). You can change the button width in preferences.
* **Payments** - displays the enabled payment methods for this calculator
* **Coupons** - displays the *Apply a Coupon* field.
* **Total** - displays the total amount that needs to be charged.
* **Purchase Button** - displays the button that initiates the payment or redirects to the payment gateway's checkout page.


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