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Sql sum statement
Posted on 2013-05-15
I have the following sql statement
SELECT Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName as Cname, Customers.txtFirstName + ' '+ Customers.txtLastName as Name,
IIF (Cname Is Null or Cname = '',Name, IIF (Name Is Null or Name = '',Cname,Cname+', '+ Name)) as FullName
FROM Customers INNER JOIN Invoice ON Customers.intCustomerID = Invoice.intCustomerID
ORDER BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate;
I have another table named InvoiceLines. I want to add to the above sql statement the sum of invoicelines.quantity *invoicelines.intsalespric
SELECT Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName as Cname, Customers.txtFirstName + ' '+ Customers.txtLastName as Name,
IIF (Cname Is Null or Cname = '',Name, IIF (Name Is Null or Name = '',Cname,Cname+', '+ Name)) as FullName
FROM Customers INNER JOIN Invoice ON Customers.intCustomerID = Invoice.intCustomerID
ORDER BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate;
I have another table named InvoiceLines. I want to add to the above sql statement the sum of invoicelines.quantity *invoicelines.intsalespric
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have you tried:
SELECT Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName as Cname, Customers.txtFirstName + ' '+ Customers.txtLastName as Name,
IIF (Cname Is Null or Cname = '',Name, IIF (Name Is Null or Name = '',Cname,Cname+', '+ Name)) as FullName
, (select invoicelines.quantity *invoicelines.intsalespric
FROM Customers INNER JOIN Invoice ON Customers.intCustomerID = Invoice.intCustomerID
ORDER BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate;
SELECT Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName as Cname, Customers.txtFirstName + ' '+ Customers.txtLastName as Name,
IIF (Cname Is Null or Cname = '',Name, IIF (Name Is Null or Name = '',Cname,Cname+', '+ Name)) as FullName
, (select invoicelines.quantity *invoicelines.intsalespric
FROM Customers INNER JOIN Invoice ON Customers.intCustomerID = Invoice.intCustomerID
ORDER BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate;
I've tried this but get a missing operator error in the group by clause
SELECT Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName AS Cname, Customers.txtFirstName+' '+Customers.txtLastName AS Name, IIf(Cname Is Null Or Cname='',Name,IIf(Name Is Null Or Name='',Cname,Cname+', '+Name)) AS FullName, Sum(InvoiceLines.intquanti
FROM (Customers INNER JOIN Invoice ON Customers.intCustomerID = Invoice.intCustomerID) INNER JOIN InvoiceLines ON Invoice.intInvoiceNumber = InvoiceLines.intInvoiceNum
Group BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName AS Cname, Customers.txtFirstName+' '+Customers.txtLastName AS Name
Order BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate;
SELECT Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName AS Cname, Customers.txtFirstName+' '+Customers.txtLastName AS Name, IIf(Cname Is Null Or Cname='',Name,IIf(Name Is Null Or Name='',Cname,Cname+', '+Name)) AS FullName, Sum(InvoiceLines.intquanti
FROM (Customers INNER JOIN Invoice ON Customers.intCustomerID = Invoice.intCustomerID) INNER JOIN InvoiceLines ON Invoice.intInvoiceNumber = InvoiceLines.intInvoiceNum
Group BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName AS Cname, Customers.txtFirstName+' '+Customers.txtLastName AS Name
Order BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate;
Try changing your group by clause to:
Group BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName, Customers.txtFirstName, Customers.txtLastName
Group BY Invoice.datInvoiceDate, Invoice.intInvoiceNumber, Customers.txtCompanyName, Customers.txtFirstName, Customers.txtLastName
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