I've used the COUNT function to determine how many rows there are in a table or how often a value appears in a table.
However, I want to return the 'count' for multiple values in a table as a seperate column.
Say we a have a customer table with columns; Customer ID #, Name, Phone Number.
Say we also have a sales table with columns: Customer ID, Item Purchased, Date
I would like my query to return a column for customer ID and a column for # of times that customer ID appeared in the sales table. I would like to do this for all of my customer IDs at once--any tips?
You want to use GROUP BY
Select Count(*), CustomerID
from Sales
GROUP BY CustomerID
You can use group by
:
select customer_id,
count(*)
from sales
group by customer_id
This will return a row by customer ID with the count of how many matching items.
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