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I assign a specific number of points to my assignments, yet the Gradebook does not show the points.
How can i get the Gradebook to show points?
The answer from @stimme is a good one. Another option is to check how the assignment grade is formatted. Check out the Grading Type section of the relevant document in the Canvas Guides:
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Hi @GeorgePenny,
While not showing us the names of any students, are you able to share a screenshot/picture of what you are seeing?
-Doug
As your post is brief, this is a shot in the dark. Perhaps you want the total column to show points rather than a percentage (calculated by dividing points earned by points possible for graded assignments). See this subsection of the Total column guide for step to change that display.
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