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Group by multiple fields after SQL join

I wrote the following query that correctly joins two tables that show the number of tasks completed by individuals on the team and the associated costs of those tasks:

SELECT users.id AS user_id, 
users.name, 
COALESCE(tasks.cost, 0) AS cost,
tasks.assignee,
tasks.completed,
tasks.completed_by
FROM users
JOIN tasks
ON tasks.assignee = users.id
WHERE completed IS NOT NULL AND assignee IS NOT NULL

This provides the following table:

User ID Name Assignee cost completed Complete time
18 Mike 8 0.25 2022-01-24 19:54:48 8
13 Katie 13 0 2022-01-24 19:55:18 8
13 Katie 13 0 2022-01-25 11:49:53 8
12 Jim 12 0.5 2022-01-25 11:50:02 12
9 oli 9 0.25 2022-03-03 02:38:41 9

I now want to go further and find the total cost grouped by name and month completed. However, I can't figure out the syntax for the GROUP BY after the current select and WHERE clauses. Ultimately, I want the query to return something like this:

Name cost_sum moon
Mike 62 January
Katie 20 January
Jim 15 January
oli 45 January
Mike 17 February

I've tried various combinations and nested GROUP BY clauses but can't seem to get the results I want. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

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  • P粉883278265

    P粉8832782652024-04-04 11:06:54

    It looks like this:

    SELECT users.name, tasks.completed_by month, sum(COALESCE(tasks.cost, 0)) cost_sum
    FROM users
    JOIN tasks
    ON tasks.assignee = users.id
    WHERE completed IS NOT NULL AND assignee IS NOT NULL
    group by users.name, tasks.completed_by

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    P粉6749994202024-04-04 10:34:09

    Join users to a query that aggregates in tasks and returns the total monthly cost for a specific year:

    SELECT u.name, 
           COALESCE(t.cost, 0) AS cost,
           DATE_FORMAT(t.last_day, '%M')
    FROM users u
    INNER JOIN (
      SELECT assignee, LAST_DAY(completed) last_day, SUM(cost) AS cost
      FROM tasks
      WHERE YEAR(completed) = 2022
      GROUP BY assignee, last_day
    ) t ON t.assignee = u.id
    ORDER BY t.last_day;

    There is no need to check whether completed is null or assignee is null, because nulls are used here Filtered out:

    WHERE YEAR(completed) = 2022

    here:

    ON t.assignee = u.id

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