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Summing in a table

Sachin 80451

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May 17, 2012 at 9:24 am

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I need to work out the percentage of the values from sales. I have split my data into the necessary group like:
status Total ALLTOTAL
1. On Hold 29?
2. Attempting to Contact3
3. In dialogue with customer1
4. 1st Appointment made1
9. Quoted 15
Im trying to get the all total. I have basically got the total by counting status. But want to get the ALLTOTAL column to be 49 all the way down. Is there a way of doing this?

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Eugene Elutin SSC Guru Points: 59322 More actions · Answer 1

Reading the following should help:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Best+Practices/61537/

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Jeff Moden SSC Guru Points: 1004646 More actions · Answer 2

Sachin 80451 (5/17/2012)
I need to work out the percentage of the values from sales. I have split my data into the necessary group like:
status Total ALLTOTAL
1. On Hold 29?
2. Attempting to Contact3
3. In dialogue with customer1
4. 1st Appointment made1
9. Quoted 15
Im trying to get the all total. I have basically got the total by counting status. But want to get the ALLTOTAL column to be 49 all the way down. Is there a way of doing this?

SUM() OVER (ORDER BY (SELECT NULL))

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Andre Guerreiro SSCertifiable Points: 7319 More actions · Answer 3

This would work as well 🙂

SUM([column]) OVER () AS AllTotal

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DBA_Dom SSCrazy Points: 2902 More actions · Answer 4

One other way that it could be done as well is

select status, count(status) as total, (select count(*) from table) as alltotal

from table

group by status

Dwain Camps SSC Guru Points: 86978 More actions · Answer 5

Here's yet another way:

DECLARE @t TABLE (status VARCHAR(30))

INSERT INTO @t

SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold'

UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold'

UNION ALL SELECT 'Attempting to Contact'

UNION ALL SELECT 'In dialogue with customer'

UNION ALL SELECT '1st Appointment made'

UNION ALL SELECT 'Quoted'

;WITH CWR AS (

SELECT status, COUNT(status) AS Count

FROM @t

GROUP BY status WITH ROLLUP)

SELECT CASE WHEN status IS NULL THEN 'All Total' ELSE status END as Status, count

FROM CWR

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Andre Guerreiro SSCertifiable Points: 7319 More actions · Answer 6

dwain.c (5/20/2012)
Here's yet another way:
DECLARE @t TABLE (status VARCHAR(30))
INSERT INTO @t
SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold'
UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold'
UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold' UNION ALL SELECT 'On Hold'
UNION ALL SELECT 'Attempting to Contact'
UNION ALL SELECT 'Attempting to Contact'
UNION ALL SELECT 'Attempting to Contact'
UNION ALL SELECT 'In dialogue with customer'
UNION ALL SELECT '1st Appointment made'
UNION ALL SELECT 'Quoted'
;WITH CWR AS (
SELECT status, COUNT(status) AS Count
FROM @t
GROUP BY status WITH ROLLUP)
SELECT CASE WHEN status IS NULL THEN 'All Total' ELSE status END as Status, count
FROM CWR

Nice alternative using WITH ROLLUP. Thank you.

Best regards,

Andre Guerreiro Neto

Database Analyst
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MCITPx1/MCTSx2/MCSE/MCSA