How parent progress rolls up
How a parent goal's progress is worked out from its sub-goals: time-based coverage by default, or equal weighting.
A parent on the Children tracking method takes its progress from its sub-goals. The roll-up basis decides how.
- Time-based coverage (default)
- Each sub-goal counts for the share of the parent's period it spans. Time no sub-goal covers counts as 0%.
- Equal weighting
- Every sub-goal counts the same, whatever its dates. You can weight sub-goals under this basis.
Roll a parent up from its sub-goals #
Who can do this: anyone who can edit the goal. By default that is its owners, and Org Admins and Owners. Team Admins can too when their team, or a subteam, owns the goal or has one of its owners. See Roles and permissions.
- Open the parent's ⋯ menu and choose Edit Goal.
- Set the roll-up pill to Children. It is offered once the goal has sub-goals.
- To change how sub-goals combine, click the basis pill beside it. It reads Org default until you change it. Either pill may sit under the ... button.
- Pick Equal weighting or Time-based coverage.
- Click Update Goal.
The goal's Progress card shows a coverage timeline and a "How this is calculated" breakdown. The full rules are in How parent progress rolls up.
Set the default for your organization #
An admin sets Default roll-up basis in Settings → Goals → Progress & logic. A goal's own basis overrides it.
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