I have two tables, Table_A and Table_B both having the same number of columns and structure, without having any unique key in any of them. They have one single value field. I would like to subtract …
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How to subtract the cumulative values of confirmed, recovered and deseased?
I would like to subtract the cumulative values of confirmed, recovered and deceased. However, it does not work, Google BigQuery keeps giving me this error message (look at the pic). All attributes are INTEGER. Answer The error message is pretty clear. You have mixed types in the data — suggesting that something is wrong. Presumably, the offending value is cumulative_recovered
Performing subtraction in SQL/finding the balance
SQL table here: http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/abe1da/9 Current Table: Year Month Type Accounts Amount 2021 1 Actual abc 20 2021 1 Actual def 30 2021 1 Actual ghi 40 2021 1 Actual X 7 2021 1 Actual Y 3 2021 1 Actual final 105 Expected Year Month Type Accounts Amount 2021 1 Actual abc 20 2021 1 Actual def 30 2021 1 Actual
Calculating variances within a column
Note: 1st table is the current dataset, 2nd table is the requested result. I was thinking of creating temporary table X and Y which has sales and Sales&Service values data respectively and calculate the variance using a join. I was wondering if that’s the right/convenient way to solve this? Answer I think you just want conditional aggregation: If you want
Subtract values from the same Column in sql? [closed]
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