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Enable Summary Rollup in Flexible Hierarchies
Turn on Flexible Hierarchies Summary Rollup to configure rollup metrics that aggregate values across a nested hierarchy to compute individual, child, and total values.

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Turn on Flexible Hierarchies Summary Rollup to configure rollup metrics that aggregate values across a nested hierarchy to compute individual, child, and total values.
Available in: Lightning Experience Available in: Unlimited and Agentforce Editions |
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To turn on Flexible Hierarchies: | Customize Application AND View Setup and Configuration |
The Flexible Hierarchies Summary Rollup feature uses Data Processing Engine definitions with Data Cloud Runtime or CRM Analytics Runtime to perform high-volume computations in the background. Enabling this feature also provides two predefined definitions that you can clone and customize according to your business requirements. Configure metric types for specific node objects so that end users can view the calculated values directly in the hierarchy context.

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