Looking for some help with my SQL query. I am trying to find a way to specify cases in which a customer purchases or sells at two different stores, but if they purchase at one store and sell at another, I don't care or want that to count.
I have tried this -
Select count(distinct store) OVER(Partition BY Customer)
but it doesn't like the distinct and causes an error. When I dont specify distinct, it will give me the count of all observations of that customer, instead of just the count of # of stores that they purchased from, or sold to.
Based on the data below, customer D is the type im looking to filter for.
My Raw Data:
Customer Type Qty Store
A Purchase 1 2
A Purchase 2 2
A Sale 3 1
B Sale 24 1
B Sale 12 1
C Purchase 4 2
D Sale 12 2
D Purchase 4 2
D Purchase 2 1
D Purchase 2 1
Any ideas?
Don't you just want to GROUP?
Select Count(store) FROM Blah GROUP BY Customer, Store
Edit: Ah I see what you want - you want a count of store over customer, sorry misread it!
select customer
from your_table
group by customer, type
having count(distinct store) > 1
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