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# Trip Value column (Trips table)

> What the Trip Value column in Dispatch Planner v2 shows: the dollar value of each trip, worked out from the load's rate, and why a trip can show $0.00.

Part of the [Dispatch Planner column reference](/en/help/loads-trips/dispatch-planner-columns).

The **Trip Value** column shows the dollar value of each trip, worked out from the load's rate. Use it to see which open trips are worth the most before you assign a driver, without opening each load.

## At a glance

| | |
| - | - |
| **Table** | Trips |
| **Shown by default** | Yes |
| **Sort** | Yes, but the order is not reliable. See below. |
| **Filter** | Enter a number or range |
| **Who sees it** | Everyone who can open Dispatch Planner v2 |
| **Edit in the grid** | No |

## How is the trip value worked out?

Trip Value is the part of the load's rate that belongs to this trip.

* If the load is split into more than one trip, the rate is shared across the trips in proportion to each trip's miles, so a longer trip carries a larger share.
* If someone entered a trip value by hand, the column shows that amount instead of the calculated one.

The trip value is also the amount that percentage-of-trip-value driver pay is based on. See [Driver Rates, Rules & Plans: The Complete Guide](/en/help/accounting-settlements/driver-rates-rules-plans-the-complete-guidex).

## How do I filter by trip value?

Enter a dollar amount without the dollar sign. The filter starts on greater than or equal to, so entering 2000 lists trips worth \$2,000 or more. To set a lower and an upper amount, choose **Between**.

## Why are trips out of order when I sort by trip value?

**Sorting compares the amounts digit by digit, not by size.** A trip worth $1,000 can sort before a trip worth $200, because 1 comes before 2. To find trips above or below an amount, use the filter instead, which compares amounts correctly.

## Why does a trip show \$0.00?

**The trip has no value yet.** A trip whose value has not been worked out, for example because the load has no rate, shows \$0.00 rather than a dash. The **Rate Per Mile** column is blank for these trips.

## Related

* [Rate Per Mile column](/en/help/loads-trips/dispatch-planner-columns/trips/rate-per-mile)
* [Carrier Line Haul column](/en/help/loads-trips/dispatch-planner-columns/trips/carrier-line-haul)
* [Posted Rate column](/en/help/loads-trips/dispatch-planner-columns/trips/posted-rate)
* [Total Miles column](/en/help/loads-trips/dispatch-planner-columns/trips/total-miles)
* [Dispatch Planner](/en/help/loads-trips/dispatch-planner)
* [Driver Rates, Rules & Plans: The Complete Guide](/en/help/accounting-settlements/driver-rates-rules-plans-the-complete-guidex)