> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cascade.io/cascade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cascade.io/cascade/cascade-faqs/best-practices/how-to-add-a-total-row-to-a-table.md). # How to add a total row to a table We went ahead and created a quick pivot table with the sum of ordered products and the sum of the transactional sale price.

Pivot table in Cascade

What we might recommend is using a another [Pivot](/cascade/tools/transform/pivot.md) tool to sum the entire Quantity Ordered and Price Each fields.

Configuration of Pivot tool with total value

Afterwards, we’d use an [Append](/cascade/tools/combine/append.md) tool to stack the new total record from the second [Pivot](/cascade/tools/transform/pivot.md) tool beneath the first table.

Connect the two Pivot tools to an Append tool

Configuration window of the Append tool

Feel free to use an [Edit Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/editcolumns.md) tool and [Select Columns](/cascade/tools/transform/selectcolumns.md) tool to apply the value ‘Total’ at the bottom of the table.

Total row appended to the pivot table

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