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Tag: group-by

Group by and display count in Excel

I am trying to learn some Excel’s features and I want to know if it is possible to make an SQL-like statement in Excel. For example, I distincted a dataset and the output is: I want to make a count(*) and a group by like: Answer Initial data: Create a pivot table. When you drag columns like this… …your pivot

How to do an arithmetic operation with aliased column in SQL

I have a databse table as like below: Here, received_by and sent_by are two user ID those who are receiving and sending the product respectively. I want to calculate the total amount of each product of a single user by subtracting the sent amount from received amount. My current query looks like below: Here I get an error that Unknown

SQL union grouped by rows

Assume I have a table like this: col1 col2 col3 col4 commonrow one two null commonrow null null three How to produce a result to look like this: col1 col2 col3 col4 commonrow one two three Thanks Answer like this, you can group by col1 and get the maximum in each group:

How to carry over latest observed record when grouping by on SQL?

(I’ve created a similar question before, but I messed it up beyond repair. Hopefully, I can express myself better this time.) I have a table containing records that change through time, each row representing a modification in Stage and Amount. I need to group these records by Day and Stage, summing up the Amount. The tricky part is: ids might

About “group function is not allowed here”

I have a table with job, salary and date columns. I am writing the following query in PL/SQL, but I am getting an error group function is not allowed here How can I solve this problem? Answer Your query makes no sense (to me, at least). What does that average salary represent? Whose average salary? Here’s an example based on

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