The Wellness Status by Location component provides a complete scrollable list of all the
locations or sublocations, such as individual floors of a building, that are present in the
current view for a selected status.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise and Unlimited Editions
Workplace Command Center is available as an add-on
license.
You can narrow the results shown in the Wellness Status by Location component to a
sublocation by using the location filter.
For the currently selected individual’s wellness status, the component shows the percentage
and ratio of the people who are associated with that wellness status. These totals are
aggregated from the responses to your wellness survey.
As shipped, wellness categories are the same as the ones in the Wellness Status component.
The list is ordered by decreasing percentage. To prevent confusion, “<1” and “>99” are
displayed in those cases where the percentages are 0 and 100 due to rounding. A value of
exactly zero is displayed as 100%; exactly 100% is displayed as “100.0.”
The wellness-count ratio represents the number of individuals in the current view that have
the selected status divided by the total number of individuals in the current view.
When no location filter is applied, this component includes all workplaces. When a location
filter is applied, the list includes all sublocations within the current workplace.
To display percentages for a different status, select it from the dropdown list.
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