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  1. r/SQL on Reddit: What does this statement mean: You cannot …

    Aug 12, 2022 · It means you're trying to use an aggregate function without grouping by a particular field Going to use an aggregate function like min, max, sum, count, so on and so …

  2. SQL equivalent of SUMIF, in same table as the data : r/SQL - Reddit

    Apr 23, 2023 · Using the below as an example, ideally I'd like to produce this in SQL (assume the database table name is "Company"): Focus being on the "Division_Size", which sums up the …

  3. Replace null count with a zero (0) : r/SQL - Reddit

    Dec 22, 2022 · It didn't work unfortunately. It seems to be the GROUP BY-clause ruining this. I tried a query with only IFNULL (sum (COUNT (printdate)) over (), 0) in my SELECT-clause …

  4. Sum / partition vs sum / group. : r/SQLServer - Reddit

    Aug 27, 2022 · Of course it doesn't make sense to SUM a single value, but the partition by allows much finer controls ovnd flexibility over subgroups, running totals and use of ROW_NUMBER …

  5. How to select columns without having in group by statement? : …

    Apr 7, 2020 · So lets say you have 10 columns in a set, and you want to sum for 4 of them, but still want to keep the same 10 columns. You might do something like this: with cte as ( select …

  6. Sum colums in one table and join with another table : r/SQL - Reddit

    Sep 22, 2023 · Sum colums in one table and join with another table HI everyone, looking for some assistance with a query. i have two tables table 1: "consignmentstbl" ... table 2: …

  7. Aggregate without group by : r/SQL - Reddit

    May 19, 2023 · also just learning sql. count () without a group by seems to count the number of rows.

  8. SUM values from columns with specific column name : r/SQL

    Nov 2, 2022 · I would like to write a sql query that would add the value from column with a specific name. for instance the query below should give an idea of what i am trying to achieve because …

  9. How to format numbers when using SUM? : r/SQL - Reddit

    Sep 18, 2022 · You can do Format (sum (…),’N2’) as sum_col1. I generally let the presentation layer do that, but there are some cases where it’s easier to do in the SQL.

  10. r/SQL on Reddit: Why do I get seemingly random digits several …

    Feb 18, 2023 · Why do I get seemingly random digits several places after the decimal point when using aggregate functions?