If you’re building a website with Super, you might have noticed that Notion formula properties don’t display correctly because this is not supported in Super. This can be frustrating if you rely on formulas to calculate totals, percentages, or status labels.
The good news: there’s a simple workaround that allows you to show formula results in Super without losing your Notion logic.
Why Formula Properties Don’t Work in Super
Super currently does not support Formula properties because formulas in Notion are dynamic and row-based. Super can only display static property types like:
Text
Number
Select / Multi-select
Date
Formula properties are computed on the fly and aren’t rendered as static values, which is why Super can’t show them.
The Workaround: Convert Formula → Display Property
The key idea is to copy the formula result into a supported property that Super can render.
Step 1: Keep Your Formula in Notion
Product | Price | Quantity | Total (Formula) |
Shirt | 500 | 2 | 1000 |
Formula:
#Price * #Quantity
Do not delete the formula; it will still calculate the correct values inside Notion.
Step 3: Copy Formula Output into Display Property
Manual Copy (Quick & Simple)
Switch to Table view
Show both
Total (Formula)andTotal (Display)columnsCopy the formula results and paste them into
Total (Display)
✅ Works for databases that update infrequently