Double Sum in Pivot

  • I'm using this select to get pivot for column Prices. It's fine, but I also want to do sum for columns M1,M2, and M3,M4.

    SELECT *,25 M1Cijena, 25 M2Cijena, 16 M3Cijena, 16 M4Cijena
    FROM ( 
           select u.pin Pin,u.firstname Name,u.lastname,sum(tmt.Price) Prices, tmt.type MealType 
           from TA_Meals tm 
           left outer join TA_MealsType tmt  on tm.MealType = tmt.id   
           full outer join users u  on u.pin = tm.pin 
           where u.department = 1000001001  group by u.pin,u.firstname,u.lastName,tmt.Type
    ) as s
    PIVOT( 
            SUM(Prices)  FOR MealType IN (M1,M2,M3,M4) **<-- here also want sum for M1,M2 and M3,M4.**
    )AS pvt

  • hrvvoda - Friday, March 29, 2019 1:55 AM

    I'm using this select to get pivot for column Prices. It's fine, but I also want to do sum for columns M1,M2, and M3,M4.

    SELECT *,25 M1Cijena, 25 M2Cijena, 16 M3Cijena, 16 M4Cijena
    FROM ( 
           select u.pin Pin,u.firstname Name,u.lastname,sum(tmt.Price) Prices, tmt.type MealType 
           from TA_Meals tm 
           left outer join TA_MealsType tmt  on tm.MealType = tmt.id   
           full outer join users u  on u.pin = tm.pin 
           where u.department = 1000001001  group by u.pin,u.firstname,u.lastName,tmt.Type
    ) as s
    PIVOT( 
            SUM(Prices)  FOR MealType IN (M1,M2,M3,M4) **<-- here also want sum for M1,M2 and M3,M4.**
    )AS pvt

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  • SELECT *, M1+M2, M3+M4, 25 M1Cijena, 25 M2Cijena, 16 M3Cijena, 16 M4Cijena
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