In App Dynamics calculating the sum of a transaction metric - appdynamics

I am creating a dashboard in App Dynamics and would like to get the sum of the metric calls/minute for an endpoint of my web service.
How can I do that?
I can create the graph of calls/minute for a day.
But I would like to display the sum of these calls for a 24 hour period.

How to display the total number of calls for a Business Transaction over a 24 hour period:
(Load Dashbord in Edit Mode)
Click "Add Widget"
Click "Metric Value"
Click "Select a Metric"
Specify the Application and BT in top 2 sections
In next section click "Select a Metric"
Click "Calls per Minute" / "Select Metric"
Change "Value" to "Sum" in dropdown
Click "Save"
(optional) For time range can fix this to 24 hours by using the "Use Widget-Specific Time Range" option in the main widget edit screen (otherwise the dashboard time range will be used for the widget)
Click "Save"
(Docs for Dashboard widgets are here: https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO21/Widgets)

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