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I have to display some data in php the structure of data is like this



id  channel_id  added_by

1 1 9999
2 1 195
3 8 9999
4 1 180
5 1 195
6 8 9999
7 1 9999
8 1 195
9 8 9999


I need to show total count of channel id = 1 only like this



channel_id   total  added_by

1 2 9999
1 4 -1


Its like count of all channel id which are added by 9999 and all other added are assumed as (-1)



I am able to do it like



SELECT channel_id, added_by, sum(id) as total 
from table
where channel_id = 1
group by channel_id ,added_by;


but it gives following result which is not as I need



channel_id  added_by total 
1 9999 2
1 195 3
1 180 1


Please help or give a hint any help is appreciated










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    I have to display some data in php the structure of data is like this



    id  channel_id  added_by

    1 1 9999
    2 1 195
    3 8 9999
    4 1 180
    5 1 195
    6 8 9999
    7 1 9999
    8 1 195
    9 8 9999


    I need to show total count of channel id = 1 only like this



    channel_id   total  added_by

    1 2 9999
    1 4 -1


    Its like count of all channel id which are added by 9999 and all other added are assumed as (-1)



    I am able to do it like



    SELECT channel_id, added_by, sum(id) as total 
    from table
    where channel_id = 1
    group by channel_id ,added_by;


    but it gives following result which is not as I need



    channel_id  added_by total 
    1 9999 2
    1 195 3
    1 180 1


    Please help or give a hint any help is appreciated










    share|improve this question



























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      I have to display some data in php the structure of data is like this



      id  channel_id  added_by

      1 1 9999
      2 1 195
      3 8 9999
      4 1 180
      5 1 195
      6 8 9999
      7 1 9999
      8 1 195
      9 8 9999


      I need to show total count of channel id = 1 only like this



      channel_id   total  added_by

      1 2 9999
      1 4 -1


      Its like count of all channel id which are added by 9999 and all other added are assumed as (-1)



      I am able to do it like



      SELECT channel_id, added_by, sum(id) as total 
      from table
      where channel_id = 1
      group by channel_id ,added_by;


      but it gives following result which is not as I need



      channel_id  added_by total 
      1 9999 2
      1 195 3
      1 180 1


      Please help or give a hint any help is appreciated










      share|improve this question















      I have to display some data in php the structure of data is like this



      id  channel_id  added_by

      1 1 9999
      2 1 195
      3 8 9999
      4 1 180
      5 1 195
      6 8 9999
      7 1 9999
      8 1 195
      9 8 9999


      I need to show total count of channel id = 1 only like this



      channel_id   total  added_by

      1 2 9999
      1 4 -1


      Its like count of all channel id which are added by 9999 and all other added are assumed as (-1)



      I am able to do it like



      SELECT channel_id, added_by, sum(id) as total 
      from table
      where channel_id = 1
      group by channel_id ,added_by;


      but it gives following result which is not as I need



      channel_id  added_by total 
      1 9999 2
      1 195 3
      1 180 1


      Please help or give a hint any help is appreciated







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      edited Nov 12 '18 at 14:15









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          Using CASE..WHEN expressions, you can determine a "modified" added_by value, and GROUP BY on the modified value instead.



          Also, SUM(id) will not give you correct count of rows. It would rather add up the id values. You can use COUNT(*) instead to count the number of rows:



          SELECT channel_id, 
          CASE
          WHEN added_by <> 9999 THEN -1
          ELSE 9999
          END AS modified_added_by,
          COUNT(*) as total
          FROM your_table_name
          WHERE channel_id = 1
          GROUP BY channel_id, modified_added_by


          Result



          | channel_id | modified_added_by | total |
          | ---------- | ----------------- | ----- |
          | 1 | -1 | 4 |
          | 1 | 9999 | 2 |




          View on DB Fiddle






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            http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/437406/2



            SELECT channel_id,
            IF(added_by=9999,9999,-1) new_col,
            COUNT(*)
            FROM `table`
            GROUP BY channel_id, new_col





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              You can try this:



              SELECT channel_id,
              if(9999,9999,-1) as added_by,
              sum(id) as total
              from table
              where channel_id = 1
              group by channel_id,added_by;





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                Hope this will help you.



                SELECT count(*) as total, channel_id, added_by from table group by channel_id, added_by;






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                • How it will generate -1 in added_by column.
                  – Brijesh Kumar Tripathi
                  Nov 12 '18 at 13:34











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                Using CASE..WHEN expressions, you can determine a "modified" added_by value, and GROUP BY on the modified value instead.



                Also, SUM(id) will not give you correct count of rows. It would rather add up the id values. You can use COUNT(*) instead to count the number of rows:



                SELECT channel_id, 
                CASE
                WHEN added_by <> 9999 THEN -1
                ELSE 9999
                END AS modified_added_by,
                COUNT(*) as total
                FROM your_table_name
                WHERE channel_id = 1
                GROUP BY channel_id, modified_added_by


                Result



                | channel_id | modified_added_by | total |
                | ---------- | ----------------- | ----- |
                | 1 | -1 | 4 |
                | 1 | 9999 | 2 |




                View on DB Fiddle






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                  Using CASE..WHEN expressions, you can determine a "modified" added_by value, and GROUP BY on the modified value instead.



                  Also, SUM(id) will not give you correct count of rows. It would rather add up the id values. You can use COUNT(*) instead to count the number of rows:



                  SELECT channel_id, 
                  CASE
                  WHEN added_by <> 9999 THEN -1
                  ELSE 9999
                  END AS modified_added_by,
                  COUNT(*) as total
                  FROM your_table_name
                  WHERE channel_id = 1
                  GROUP BY channel_id, modified_added_by


                  Result



                  | channel_id | modified_added_by | total |
                  | ---------- | ----------------- | ----- |
                  | 1 | -1 | 4 |
                  | 1 | 9999 | 2 |




                  View on DB Fiddle






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                    Using CASE..WHEN expressions, you can determine a "modified" added_by value, and GROUP BY on the modified value instead.



                    Also, SUM(id) will not give you correct count of rows. It would rather add up the id values. You can use COUNT(*) instead to count the number of rows:



                    SELECT channel_id, 
                    CASE
                    WHEN added_by <> 9999 THEN -1
                    ELSE 9999
                    END AS modified_added_by,
                    COUNT(*) as total
                    FROM your_table_name
                    WHERE channel_id = 1
                    GROUP BY channel_id, modified_added_by


                    Result



                    | channel_id | modified_added_by | total |
                    | ---------- | ----------------- | ----- |
                    | 1 | -1 | 4 |
                    | 1 | 9999 | 2 |




                    View on DB Fiddle






                    share|improve this answer














                    Using CASE..WHEN expressions, you can determine a "modified" added_by value, and GROUP BY on the modified value instead.



                    Also, SUM(id) will not give you correct count of rows. It would rather add up the id values. You can use COUNT(*) instead to count the number of rows:



                    SELECT channel_id, 
                    CASE
                    WHEN added_by <> 9999 THEN -1
                    ELSE 9999
                    END AS modified_added_by,
                    COUNT(*) as total
                    FROM your_table_name
                    WHERE channel_id = 1
                    GROUP BY channel_id, modified_added_by


                    Result



                    | channel_id | modified_added_by | total |
                    | ---------- | ----------------- | ----- |
                    | 1 | -1 | 4 |
                    | 1 | 9999 | 2 |




                    View on DB Fiddle







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                    answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:03









                    Madhur BhaiyaMadhur Bhaiya

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                        http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/437406/2



                        SELECT channel_id,
                        IF(added_by=9999,9999,-1) new_col,
                        COUNT(*)
                        FROM `table`
                        GROUP BY channel_id, new_col





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                          http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/437406/2



                          SELECT channel_id,
                          IF(added_by=9999,9999,-1) new_col,
                          COUNT(*)
                          FROM `table`
                          GROUP BY channel_id, new_col





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                            http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/437406/2



                            SELECT channel_id,
                            IF(added_by=9999,9999,-1) new_col,
                            COUNT(*)
                            FROM `table`
                            GROUP BY channel_id, new_col





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                            http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/437406/2



                            SELECT channel_id,
                            IF(added_by=9999,9999,-1) new_col,
                            COUNT(*)
                            FROM `table`
                            GROUP BY channel_id, new_col






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                            answered Nov 12 '18 at 14:14









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                                You can try this:



                                SELECT channel_id,
                                if(9999,9999,-1) as added_by,
                                sum(id) as total
                                from table
                                where channel_id = 1
                                group by channel_id,added_by;





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                                  You can try this:



                                  SELECT channel_id,
                                  if(9999,9999,-1) as added_by,
                                  sum(id) as total
                                  from table
                                  where channel_id = 1
                                  group by channel_id,added_by;





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                                    You can try this:



                                    SELECT channel_id,
                                    if(9999,9999,-1) as added_by,
                                    sum(id) as total
                                    from table
                                    where channel_id = 1
                                    group by channel_id,added_by;





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                                    You can try this:



                                    SELECT channel_id,
                                    if(9999,9999,-1) as added_by,
                                    sum(id) as total
                                    from table
                                    where channel_id = 1
                                    group by channel_id,added_by;






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                                    edited Nov 12 '18 at 13:21









                                    Francesco Boi

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                                    answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:08









                                    user2485245user2485245

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                                        Hope this will help you.



                                        SELECT count(*) as total, channel_id, added_by from table group by channel_id, added_by;






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                                        • How it will generate -1 in added_by column.
                                          – Brijesh Kumar Tripathi
                                          Nov 12 '18 at 13:34
















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                                        Hope this will help you.



                                        SELECT count(*) as total, channel_id, added_by from table group by channel_id, added_by;






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                                        • How it will generate -1 in added_by column.
                                          – Brijesh Kumar Tripathi
                                          Nov 12 '18 at 13:34














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                                        Hope this will help you.



                                        SELECT count(*) as total, channel_id, added_by from table group by channel_id, added_by;






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                                        Hope this will help you.



                                        SELECT count(*) as total, channel_id, added_by from table group by channel_id, added_by;







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                                        answered Nov 12 '18 at 13:21









                                        Dharmik RavalDharmik Raval

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                                        • How it will generate -1 in added_by column.
                                          – Brijesh Kumar Tripathi
                                          Nov 12 '18 at 13:34


















                                        • How it will generate -1 in added_by column.
                                          – Brijesh Kumar Tripathi
                                          Nov 12 '18 at 13:34
















                                        How it will generate -1 in added_by column.
                                        – Brijesh Kumar Tripathi
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                                        How it will generate -1 in added_by column.
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                                        Nov 12 '18 at 13:34


















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