Formidable form shortcodes are very diversified and time savers where you can display stats and create charts with the data obtained from your forms.

Change the ID by your form’s ID or paste it directly in your form’s page.

For example, you can display your form entries via SQL data and filter them accordingly.

Once you’ve determined how to display your results, you can display the shortcode on a page or post for example.

Change your ID by the one of the view you want to display or copy it directly.

If you want to display results of logged in users, you’ll need to add an additional parameter in the shortcode.

Make sure to have a User ID field in your Formidable Form.

Here’s an example for a shortcode that returns statistics for form entries in the last 30 days.

In our example, ID 129, represents a field ID from our form. Simply replace it by one of the field IDs of your form

You can also create a custom entry field ID via shortcode.

This is needs to be a count type and not total.

In another example, you could display the total of your form’s custom field or values matching Yes (For example, return the total of entries for field ID 25 matching Yes).

Your field ID could be for a custom field from your form.