Add a nicely styled KPI widget to a dashboard using a Rich Text formula field placed on a special form. This one is a bit more complicated. You should have a grasp of relationships, lookups and summary fields to handle most use cases.

For some data that you are looking to show, you might need to add a "Stats table" to your app. Tip for that can be found here:
https://demo.quickbase.com/db/bpj7nsk6n?a=dr&rid=58&rl=pcq

Below are the steps for a KPI that should summary info. You can use these KPI widgets with lot's of things - this is just one example.

1. Create a Summary field of the field you'd like to show in a KPI. (For Example: Total number of Engagements for the last 30 days)

2. Create a new "Formula - Rich Text" field on the parent table to the data you'd like to summarize.

3. Copy/paste the code on the right into your new Formula field:

4.Create a new form on the same table as the Formula field and add only add this formula field. In the Form Properties, UNCHECK all of these options:  Show built-in fields, Show Save & close and Cancel buttons at the end of this form, Show save & keep working choice.

5. Click the checkbox for "Use alternate text label" but leave the label area blank.

6. Preview the form

7. Copy the previewed form URL  (in the small browser window that Quick Base pops up)

8. On the Home page you'd like to show this KPI, create a new Webpage widget.

9. Paste the URL of the form you copied in step 7, into the URL of this widget.

10. Save you Home page edits

var text stat = If ([YOUR_FIELDNAME] <> 0, ToFormattedText([YOUR_FIELDNAME], "comma_dot"), "TBD");


"<div style=\"color:#74489D;font-size:500%;font-weight:bold;\"align=\"center\">"& $stat &"</div>"&
"<div style=\"color:#gray;font-size:200%;font-weight:bold;\"align=\"center\">LABEL YOUR KPI</div>"