Hello Brett

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I believe you'd like to add some text to it as well, right? Something like "The table has 600361 rows"?

If this is true, then let me show you how to do it with some CSS.

My table has 21 rows, so if I use the [wpdatatable_sum table_id=1 col_id=1] shortcode with the text, it comes up like this:

"The table has" is stored like this:

So, you have to right click on the <p> go to Copy/Copy Selector, which comes back with this:

#post-10 > div > p:nth-child(2)

Then, we move to "∑ =". You'll see this:

Right-click on "wdt-column-sum" Copy/Copy Selector. I got this:

#post-10 > div > div > strong

Also, you will have to use the wdt-column-sum to get it to display inline.

After that, move to "rows":

#post-10 > div > br

So, the final output would be:

<style>
#post-10 > div > div > strong {
display: none !important;
}
#post-10 > div > br {
display: none !important;
}
#post-10 > div > p:nth-child(2) {
display: inline !important;
}
.wdt-column-sum {
display: inline-block !important;
}
</style>
The table has [wpdatatable_sum table_id=1 col_id=1] rows.

And this is how it looks on front-end:

You should be able to use the whole CSS I pasted here, no need to search for selectors. I just wanted to break it down, so you understand what's happening.