Reputation: 315
ACCOUNT Amount DATE
1 50 01-2010
1 100 03-2010
1 100 02-2011
2 100 01-2011
2 50 05-2011
2 50 09-2011
3 100 03-2012
3 100 03-2013
Is there a query structure that will allow me to count distinct accounts that has spanned current and past year? For example, account 1 has amounts in 2011 and 2010 so it should be counted once under 2011. Account 2 only has amounts in 2011 so it doesn't get counted while account 3 has amounts in 2013 and 2012, so it gets counted as 1 under 2013:
2010 2011 2012 2013
0 1 0 1
Upvotes: 1
Views: 667
Reputation: 11571
Use Below Query :
SELECT YEAR(T1.Date) AS D, COUNT(*) AS C
FROM YourTable AS T1
INNER JOIN YourTable T2 ON T2.Account = T1.Account AND YEAR(T2)=YEAR(T1)+1
GROUP BY T1.Account, YEAR(T1.Date)
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 13289
Assuming you have a record id (call this ID)
SELECT COUNT(*),Year FROM Table t3
INNER JOIN (
SELECT record_id, Year(t1.Date) as Year FROM Table t1
INNER JOIN Table t2
WHERE Year(t1.Date)-1=Year(t2.Date) AND t1.Account == t2.Account
) x ON x.record_id = t3.record_id
GROUP BY Year
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1269633
First, you need to know the years where you have data for an account:
select account, year(date) as yr
from t
group by account, year(date)
Next, you need to see if two years are in sequence. You can do this in 2012 with lag/lead. Instead, we'll just use a self join:
with ay as (
select account, year(date) as yr
from t
group by account, year(date)
)
select ay.account, ay.yr
from ay join
ay ayprev
on ay.account = ayprev.account and
ay.yr = ayprev.yr + 1
Next, if you want to count the number of accounts by year, just put this into an aggregation:
with ay as (
select account, year(date) as yr
from t
group by account, year(date)
)
select yr, count(*) as numaccounts
from (select ay.account, ay.yr
from ay join
ay ayprev
on ay.account = ayprev.account and
ay.yr = ayprev.yr + 1
) ayy
group by yr
Upvotes: 1