wholevalue
nounUK /ˈhəʊlˌvæljuː/
US /ˈhoʊlˌvæljuː/
The whole value is the full amount of something, not just a part.
The whole value of the jar of coins was ten dollars.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The complete worth of a thing when all its parts are counted together.
We added up the whole value of the toys we sold.
3. The full importance or usefulness of something.
She understood the whole value of practice.
4. The entire number or quantity in a math problem.
The whole value of the group was twenty apples.