MySQL multiple sums, using numbers from multiple tables
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Let's say I have two tables, one storing accounts, one storing transactions :
id acct_name opening_bal
1 checking 1029.99
2 savings 2002.19
...
And
id date amount from_acct to_acct
...
99 2018-01-21 12.15 1 2
100 2018-01-21 9.99 4 1
101 2018-01-23 10.01 5 2
...
For example, row 99 in the transactions table is saying that 12.15 was transfered from checking to savings on 21 Jan 2018.
I would like to write a query that returns all accounts together with their balances on a given date (like today or 12 Oct 2018, etc), something like this :
acct balance
checking 1599.21
savings 2221.99
...
How would I write such a query?
Edit: Here's a solution, which is close enough to what I want (it just has an additional id column). You can replace CURDATE() with an arbitrary date to get the corresponding table of balances on that date.
SELECT id, acct_name, opening_bal+amt-amt2 as balance FROM accounts
INNER JOIN
(SELECT to_acct, sum(amount) AS amt
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY to_acct) as T2
ON accounts.id=T2.to_acct
INNER JOIN
(SELECT from_acct, sum(amount) AS amt2
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY from_acct) as T3
ON T2.to_acct = T3.from_acct
;
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Let's say I have two tables, one storing accounts, one storing transactions :
id acct_name opening_bal
1 checking 1029.99
2 savings 2002.19
...
And
id date amount from_acct to_acct
...
99 2018-01-21 12.15 1 2
100 2018-01-21 9.99 4 1
101 2018-01-23 10.01 5 2
...
For example, row 99 in the transactions table is saying that 12.15 was transfered from checking to savings on 21 Jan 2018.
I would like to write a query that returns all accounts together with their balances on a given date (like today or 12 Oct 2018, etc), something like this :
acct balance
checking 1599.21
savings 2221.99
...
How would I write such a query?
Edit: Here's a solution, which is close enough to what I want (it just has an additional id column). You can replace CURDATE() with an arbitrary date to get the corresponding table of balances on that date.
SELECT id, acct_name, opening_bal+amt-amt2 as balance FROM accounts
INNER JOIN
(SELECT to_acct, sum(amount) AS amt
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY to_acct) as T2
ON accounts.id=T2.to_acct
INNER JOIN
(SELECT from_acct, sum(amount) AS amt2
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY from_acct) as T3
ON T2.to_acct = T3.from_acct
;
mysql
your question is pretty clear, but please add to the question what queries you have tried already, and in what way they did not work; that helps others know how much explanation they should provide with their answers, and helps others focus their answers on things you have not tried, and/or suggest adjustments to what you've already done
– landru27
Nov 11 at 19:18
Join the accounts table with the transactions tableON id IN (from_acct, to_acct). Add the opening balance to the sum of transfers in and the sum of the negative of transfers out.
– Barmar
Nov 11 at 19:57
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Let's say I have two tables, one storing accounts, one storing transactions :
id acct_name opening_bal
1 checking 1029.99
2 savings 2002.19
...
And
id date amount from_acct to_acct
...
99 2018-01-21 12.15 1 2
100 2018-01-21 9.99 4 1
101 2018-01-23 10.01 5 2
...
For example, row 99 in the transactions table is saying that 12.15 was transfered from checking to savings on 21 Jan 2018.
I would like to write a query that returns all accounts together with their balances on a given date (like today or 12 Oct 2018, etc), something like this :
acct balance
checking 1599.21
savings 2221.99
...
How would I write such a query?
Edit: Here's a solution, which is close enough to what I want (it just has an additional id column). You can replace CURDATE() with an arbitrary date to get the corresponding table of balances on that date.
SELECT id, acct_name, opening_bal+amt-amt2 as balance FROM accounts
INNER JOIN
(SELECT to_acct, sum(amount) AS amt
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY to_acct) as T2
ON accounts.id=T2.to_acct
INNER JOIN
(SELECT from_acct, sum(amount) AS amt2
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY from_acct) as T3
ON T2.to_acct = T3.from_acct
;
mysql
Let's say I have two tables, one storing accounts, one storing transactions :
id acct_name opening_bal
1 checking 1029.99
2 savings 2002.19
...
And
id date amount from_acct to_acct
...
99 2018-01-21 12.15 1 2
100 2018-01-21 9.99 4 1
101 2018-01-23 10.01 5 2
...
For example, row 99 in the transactions table is saying that 12.15 was transfered from checking to savings on 21 Jan 2018.
I would like to write a query that returns all accounts together with their balances on a given date (like today or 12 Oct 2018, etc), something like this :
acct balance
checking 1599.21
savings 2221.99
...
How would I write such a query?
Edit: Here's a solution, which is close enough to what I want (it just has an additional id column). You can replace CURDATE() with an arbitrary date to get the corresponding table of balances on that date.
SELECT id, acct_name, opening_bal+amt-amt2 as balance FROM accounts
INNER JOIN
(SELECT to_acct, sum(amount) AS amt
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY to_acct) as T2
ON accounts.id=T2.to_acct
INNER JOIN
(SELECT from_acct, sum(amount) AS amt2
FROM transactions
WHERE date <= CURDATE()
GROUP BY from_acct) as T3
ON T2.to_acct = T3.from_acct
;
mysql
mysql
edited Nov 17 at 20:26
asked Nov 11 at 19:06
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your question is pretty clear, but please add to the question what queries you have tried already, and in what way they did not work; that helps others know how much explanation they should provide with their answers, and helps others focus their answers on things you have not tried, and/or suggest adjustments to what you've already done
– landru27
Nov 11 at 19:18
Join the accounts table with the transactions tableON id IN (from_acct, to_acct). Add the opening balance to the sum of transfers in and the sum of the negative of transfers out.
– Barmar
Nov 11 at 19:57
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your question is pretty clear, but please add to the question what queries you have tried already, and in what way they did not work; that helps others know how much explanation they should provide with their answers, and helps others focus their answers on things you have not tried, and/or suggest adjustments to what you've already done
– landru27
Nov 11 at 19:18
Join the accounts table with the transactions tableON id IN (from_acct, to_acct). Add the opening balance to the sum of transfers in and the sum of the negative of transfers out.
– Barmar
Nov 11 at 19:57
your question is pretty clear, but please add to the question what queries you have tried already, and in what way they did not work; that helps others know how much explanation they should provide with their answers, and helps others focus their answers on things you have not tried, and/or suggest adjustments to what you've already done
– landru27
Nov 11 at 19:18
your question is pretty clear, but please add to the question what queries you have tried already, and in what way they did not work; that helps others know how much explanation they should provide with their answers, and helps others focus their answers on things you have not tried, and/or suggest adjustments to what you've already done
– landru27
Nov 11 at 19:18
Join the accounts table with the transactions table
ON id IN (from_acct, to_acct). Add the opening balance to the sum of transfers in and the sum of the negative of transfers out.– Barmar
Nov 11 at 19:57
Join the accounts table with the transactions table
ON id IN (from_acct, to_acct). Add the opening balance to the sum of transfers in and the sum of the negative of transfers out.– Barmar
Nov 11 at 19:57
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Something like this. If you'd provided more data, answer could be more precise. Table1 is your first table, Table2 is the second.
select acct_name as acct,
opening_bal - t1.put_money + t2.get_money as balance
from Table1
left join (select from_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as put_money from Table2 group by from_acct) t1
on t1.from_acct = Table1.id
left join (select to_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as get_money from Table2 group by to_acct) t2
on t2.to_acct = Table1.id;
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1 Answer
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Something like this. If you'd provided more data, answer could be more precise. Table1 is your first table, Table2 is the second.
select acct_name as acct,
opening_bal - t1.put_money + t2.get_money as balance
from Table1
left join (select from_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as put_money from Table2 group by from_acct) t1
on t1.from_acct = Table1.id
left join (select to_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as get_money from Table2 group by to_acct) t2
on t2.to_acct = Table1.id;
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up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Something like this. If you'd provided more data, answer could be more precise. Table1 is your first table, Table2 is the second.
select acct_name as acct,
opening_bal - t1.put_money + t2.get_money as balance
from Table1
left join (select from_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as put_money from Table2 group by from_acct) t1
on t1.from_acct = Table1.id
left join (select to_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as get_money from Table2 group by to_acct) t2
on t2.to_acct = Table1.id;
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
Something like this. If you'd provided more data, answer could be more precise. Table1 is your first table, Table2 is the second.
select acct_name as acct,
opening_bal - t1.put_money + t2.get_money as balance
from Table1
left join (select from_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as put_money from Table2 group by from_acct) t1
on t1.from_acct = Table1.id
left join (select to_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as get_money from Table2 group by to_acct) t2
on t2.to_acct = Table1.id;
Something like this. If you'd provided more data, answer could be more precise. Table1 is your first table, Table2 is the second.
select acct_name as acct,
opening_bal - t1.put_money + t2.get_money as balance
from Table1
left join (select from_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as put_money from Table2 group by from_acct) t1
on t1.from_acct = Table1.id
left join (select to_acct, ifnull(sum(amount),0) as get_money from Table2 group by to_acct) t2
on t2.to_acct = Table1.id;
edited Nov 11 at 20:05
answered Nov 11 at 19:59
Michael O.
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your question is pretty clear, but please add to the question what queries you have tried already, and in what way they did not work; that helps others know how much explanation they should provide with their answers, and helps others focus their answers on things you have not tried, and/or suggest adjustments to what you've already done
– landru27
Nov 11 at 19:18
Join the accounts table with the transactions table
ON id IN (from_acct, to_acct). Add the opening balance to the sum of transfers in and the sum of the negative of transfers out.– Barmar
Nov 11 at 19:57