SQL Query | How to calculate Running Totals and Cumulative Sum ?

This tutorial discusses How to write a SQL Query to calculate Running Totals or Cumulative Sums on a table.
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[@fahimkasmani1474]

precise and Accurate

[@LearnatKnowstar]

Thank you

[@hv0032113]

Great. Easy and simple.

[@LearnatKnowstar]

Thank you

[@inhlam5909]

Select SUM(column value) OVER (PARTITION BY .. ORDER BY ..) From ..

[@akjay143]

If you add the 'rows unbounded preceding' after order by it will fix the running total issue. By default SQL take window range as 'range unbounded preceding' select *,sum(sal) over(order by job rows unbounded preceding) from emp (In my case 'job' column has duplicate records) You can test the below two query select *,sum(sal) over(order by job rows unbounded preceding) from emp select *,sum(sal) over(order by job range unbounded preceding) from emp

[@krishanukundu4089]

Thanks, you save me for good.

[@LearnatKnowstar]

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[@liamgazz5985]

What SQL command do u use to calculate values in a specific 4 rows

[@LearnatKnowstar]

You can use where clause to filter the specific records first and then perform aggregations.

[@isalutefamille]

Does anyone know how can i handle running total when there is an opening balance?

[@explorer_baba2750]

How we can find running total without using any windows function. Anyone has any idea can share their thoughts.

[@yilu435]

???? 3900000 + 300000 = 4400000????

[@ankurgupta4502]

What it's doing is, it adds up the two duplicate records in this case 300000+200000 = 500000. Now that 4400000, is repeated on both duplicate records. The crux is duplicates will always have the same final result, which is made by the addition of their respective values.

[@tina8479]

Atleast give the reason of why the cumulative sum of marketing department did not change? why having duplicates is screwing up the sum?

[@syedozairsiraj6826]

because running total requires only unique values. if duplicate value is detected then will assume previous total only

[@explorer_baba2750]

How we can find running total without using any windows function. Anyone has any idea can share their thoughts.

[@chriskeo392]

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