Hi again all,
I have two tables: 1. Sales figures by date and customer. 2. Customer details – including their Geographic State
I need to extract a report from the first table (I can do that!), and in that report order by their State (I can do that too!), but I also need a summary of all the customers in each state, below the end of each state, and have a grand total at the bottom.
Eg: Customer 1 State 1 $100.00 Customer 2 State 1 $100.00 State 1 $200.00 Customer 3 State 2 $100.00 Customer 4 State 2 $100.00 State 2 $200.00 Grand Total $400.00
Does anyone have any magic pointers for me? I’ve been playing with SELECT INTO as 2 queries (the individual customers, then the summary figures added to the temp table) but I end up with ROWS IN FIRST QUERY * ROWS IN SECOND QUERY instead of them all sorted together nicely L
Thanks all, -p
Table Defs: CREATE TABLE sales_figures ( rep_date date NOT NULL, store varchar(6) NOT NULL, sales_value numeric DEFAULT 0, sales_customers int4 DEFAULT 0, CONSTRAINT sales_figures_pkey PRIMARY KEY (rep_date, store), CONSTRAINT sales_figures_store FOREIGN KEY (store) REFERENCES stores (code) MATCH SIMPLE ON UPDATE NO ACTION ON DELETE NO ACTION )
CREATE TABLE stores ( code varchar(2) NOT NULL DEFAULT ''::character varying, name varchar(32) NOT NULL DEFAULT ''::character varying, bms varchar(1) DEFAULT 'Y'::character varying, state text DEFAULT 'UNKNOWN'::text, business_open varchar(1) DEFAULT 'Y'::character varying, CONSTRAINT stores_pkey PRIMARY KEY (code) )
Phillip Smith
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