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Do you want a list of the monthly totals or do you want separate columns.

If a list is enough you can do it with a common Table Expression which first
accumulates the sums and then in the Final-Select you build a list with the
totals (per year or customer or whatever).

If you need separate columns, you cannot use LISTAGG. You could accumulate
and build the columns based on a case clause, i.e. Sum(Case When SalesMonth
= '01' Then Amount Else 0 End),

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Brown via MIDRANGE-L
Sent: Wednesday, 6 September 2023 11:36
To: midrange-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Cc: Don Brown <DBrown@xxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: SQL listagg help

I am trying to use the listagg function and seem to be missing something.

I have a transaction table with the following details I want to include

Company
Account
Period (Month number)
Amount - Need to sum the transaction amount

What I want is a list like

Company Account Total_Month_1 Total_Month_2 Total_Month_3 Etcetera
Total_All_Months

Does anyone have a example of something like this.

I know I have seen one and I was sure it was on this list but not finding in
the archives.

Thanks

Don




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