Reputation: 48453
A table has this structure and data in there:
id | car | location | ...
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1 | BMW | US | ...
2 | Audi | US | ...
3 | Audi | US | ...
4 | Porsche | CA | ...
5 | Audi | US | ...
I am loading and grouping data in a usual way:
@cars = Cars.where('location = ?', location).group('car')
I'd need to display in a view a number of grouped data - in this case, I would need to print how much of data is in the US for example; so the desired output would be like:
BMW - 1 car
Audi - 3 cars
How to get a number of grouped rows?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 73
Reputation: 7744
Car.where(location: location).group(:car).count #=> e.g. {'BMW' => 1}
Just FYI, you can also group by location AND car.
Car.group(:location, :car).count #=> e.g. {['US', 'BMW'] => 1}
Upvotes: 6