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Brilliant! I totally fortgot the group by... Points are yours and thanks.. just one little thing: How do I format it to put the pound sign with the number (£)? Thanks a lot
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Brilliant! I totally fortgot the group by... Points are yours and thanks.. just one little thing: How do I format it to put the pound sign with the number (£)? Thanks a lot

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This should output a pound sign in front of the number: concat('£',sum(stafftype_s<wbr />alary))
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This should output a pound sign in front of the number: concat('£',sum(stafftype_salary))

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SORRY, you are right!! and thanks again.. 
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SORRY, you are right!! and thanks again..

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Thanks a lot! I totally forgot about the Group by... my only excuse is I am a beginner. Once again, thanks!
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Thanks a lot! I totally forgot about the Group by... my only excuse is I am a beginner. Once again, thanks!

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I have a database (of which diagram I am attaching to this question) and I can't figure out how to get a list of clinics with the total of salary paid to staff in each clinic ie. for example<br />
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1. clinic &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; £286000<br />
2. clinic &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; £411000<br />
3. clinic &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; £136000<br />
4. clinic &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; £171000<br />
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I have a database (of which diagram I am attaching to this question) and I can't figure out how to get a list of clinics with the total of salary paid to staff in each clinic ie. for example

1. clinic         £286000
2. clinic         £411000
3. clinic         £136000
4. clinic         £171000

Can someone help with a mysql query??

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