Reputation: 1
I have an output from a SQL query. I want to refine the results to make it more meaningful.
The query returns the following results
Name Date Measure No Measure Value Measure Percent
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xyz 30/06/18 1 33857 18
xyz 30/06/18 2 11056 45
xyz 30/06/18 4 46487 28
xyz 30/06/18 5 34376 48
abc 30/06/18 1 24982 27
abc 30/06/18 2 43234 45
abc 30/06/18 4 13791 25
abc 30/06/18 5 22261 20
lmn 30/06/18 1 45728 41
lmn 30/06/18 2 31480 48
lmn 30/06/18 4 32750 26
lmn 30/06/18 5 44771 36
I want to summarize further. I want to add the result of Measure 1 and Measure 2 to a temporary measure 3 for a particular name and date. The result of the query should be like this
Name Date Measure No Measure Value Measure Percent
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xyz 30/06/18 1 33857 18
xyz 30/06/18 2 11056 45
xyz 30/06/18 3 44913 63
xyz 30/06/18 4 46487 28
xyz 30/06/18 5 34376 48
abc 30/06/18 1 24982 27
abc 30/06/18 2 43234 45
abc 30/06/18 3 68216 72
abc 30/06/18 4 13791 25
abc 30/06/18 5 22261 20
lmn 30/06/18 1 45728 41
lmn 30/06/18 2 31480 48
lmn 30/06/18 3 77208 89
lmn 30/06/18 4 32750 26
lmn 30/06/18 5 44771 36
How can I do this?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 67
Reputation: 32003
you may need union
or union all
based on your output
select col1,col2.. from your 1stQueryoutput
union
select col1,col2.. from your 2ndQueryoutput
or
select col1,col2.. from your 1stQueryoutput
union all
select col1,col2.. from your 2ndQueryoutput
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 4100
If you just want to add rows with the new Measure No
3 as the sum of values and percentages of 1 and 2 by Name and Date, then this should do it for you:
SELECT [Name], [Date], [Measure No], [Measure Value], [Measure Percent]
FROM YourQueryResult
UNION ALL
SELECT [Name], [Date], 3, SUM([Measure Value]), SUM([Measure Percent])
FROM YourQueryResult
WHERE [Measure No] IN (1, 2)
GROUP BY [Name], [Date]
Upvotes: 1