MYSQL how to calculate a percentage value with a join query
-1
I have two tables,
User_packages(id,customer_id,total,vat,government_tax )
Payments(package_id,amount)
One User_packages (Holiday package) can have many payments. Which means the total amount can be paid installment wise.
My goal is to display User_packages id and the percentage amount that the customer paid.
and the
full total = total + vat + government tax
User_packages
id | customer_id | total | vat | government_tax
1 | 1 | 2500 |100 | 50
2 | 2 | 4500 |100 | 50
3 | 1 | 5000 |200 |100
Payments
package_id | amount
1 | 500
1 | 2000
3 | 5000
3 | 300
MY EXPECTED RESULTS WOULD BE
package_id | payment percentage
1 | 94
2 | 0
3 | 100
How do I achieve this using MYSQL?
All I did up to now is the join query
SELECT User_packages.id,Payments.amount FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join Payments on User_packages.id = Payments.package_id;
I am using Server version: 5.7.24-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 (Ubuntu)
mysql left-join
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Pathum Samararathna
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-1
I have two tables,
User_packages(id,customer_id,total,vat,government_tax )
Payments(package_id,amount)
One User_packages (Holiday package) can have many payments. Which means the total amount can be paid installment wise.
My goal is to display User_packages id and the percentage amount that the customer paid.
and the
full total = total + vat + government tax
User_packages
id | customer_id | total | vat | government_tax
1 | 1 | 2500 |100 | 50
2 | 2 | 4500 |100 | 50
3 | 1 | 5000 |200 |100
Payments
package_id | amount
1 | 500
1 | 2000
3 | 5000
3 | 300
MY EXPECTED RESULTS WOULD BE
package_id | payment percentage
1 | 94
2 | 0
3 | 100
How do I achieve this using MYSQL?
All I did up to now is the join query
SELECT User_packages.id,Payments.amount FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join Payments on User_packages.id = Payments.package_id;
I am using Server version: 5.7.24-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 (Ubuntu)
mysql left-join
asked yesterday
Pathum Samararathna
708619
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I have two tables,
User_packages(id,customer_id,total,vat,government_tax )
Payments(package_id,amount)
One User_packages (Holiday package) can have many payments. Which means the total amount can be paid installment wise.
My goal is to display User_packages id and the percentage amount that the customer paid.
and the
full total = total + vat + government tax
User_packages
id | customer_id | total | vat | government_tax
1 | 1 | 2500 |100 | 50
2 | 2 | 4500 |100 | 50
3 | 1 | 5000 |200 |100
Payments
package_id | amount
1 | 500
1 | 2000
3 | 5000
3 | 300
MY EXPECTED RESULTS WOULD BE
package_id | payment percentage
1 | 94
2 | 0
3 | 100
How do I achieve this using MYSQL?
All I did up to now is the join query
SELECT User_packages.id,Payments.amount FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join Payments on User_packages.id = Payments.package_id;
I am using Server version: 5.7.24-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 (Ubuntu)
mysql left-join
asked yesterday
Pathum Samararathna
708619
I have two tables,
User_packages(id,customer_id,total,vat,government_tax )
Payments(package_id,amount)
One User_packages (Holiday package) can have many payments. Which means the total amount can be paid installment wise.
My goal is to display User_packages id and the percentage amount that the customer paid.
and the
full total = total + vat + government tax
User_packages
id | customer_id | total | vat | government_tax
1 | 1 | 2500 |100 | 50
2 | 2 | 4500 |100 | 50
3 | 1 | 5000 |200 |100
Payments
package_id | amount
1 | 500
1 | 2000
3 | 5000
3 | 300
MY EXPECTED RESULTS WOULD BE
package_id | payment percentage
1 | 94
2 | 0
3 | 100
How do I achieve this using MYSQL?
All I did up to now is the join query
SELECT User_packages.id,Payments.amount FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join Payments on User_packages.id = Payments.package_id;
I am using Server version: 5.7.24-0ubuntu0.18.04.1 (Ubuntu)
mysql left-join
mysql left-join
asked yesterday
Pathum Samararathna
708619
asked yesterday
Pathum Samararathna
708619
asked yesterday
Pathum Samararathna
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asked yesterday
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This query will give you the results you want:
SELECT u.id, COALESCE(ROUND(p.amount / (u.total + u.vat + u.government_tax) * 100), 0) AS payment_percentage
FROM user_packages u
LEFT JOIN (SELECT package_id, SUM(amount) AS amount
FROM payments
GROUP BY package_id) p ON p.package_id = u.id
Output:
id payment_percentage
1 94
2 0
3 100
Demo on dbfiddle
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
Thanks this works. If User_packages has a column called status if I want to filter a records with belongs to one status for example 'confirmed'. Is it okay to put the where clause en to this query? where u.status = 'confirmed'
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Yes that should work fine.
– Nick
yesterday
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1
You can try below -
SELECT User_packages.id,(coalesce(amt,0)*100.0)/(total+Vat+government_tax) as percentage
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join
(select package_id,sum(amount) as amt from Payments group by package_id) as pay
on User_packages.id = pay.package_id;
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
Thanks a lot. =)
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
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0
Try this:
SELECT User_packages.id,(Amounts.total + User_packages.vat + User_packages.government_tax) as 'payment percentage'
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
JOIN (SELECT package_id, sum(amount) as total FROM Payments GROUP BY package_id) as Amounts
ON User_packages.id = Amounts.package_id;
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This query will give you the results you want:
SELECT u.id, COALESCE(ROUND(p.amount / (u.total + u.vat + u.government_tax) * 100), 0) AS payment_percentage
FROM user_packages u
LEFT JOIN (SELECT package_id, SUM(amount) AS amount
FROM payments
GROUP BY package_id) p ON p.package_id = u.id
Output:
id payment_percentage
1 94
2 0
3 100
Demo on dbfiddle
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
Thanks this works. If User_packages has a column called status if I want to filter a records with belongs to one status for example 'confirmed'. Is it okay to put the where clause en to this query? where u.status = 'confirmed'
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Yes that should work fine.
– Nick
yesterday
add a comment |
1
This query will give you the results you want:
SELECT u.id, COALESCE(ROUND(p.amount / (u.total + u.vat + u.government_tax) * 100), 0) AS payment_percentage
FROM user_packages u
LEFT JOIN (SELECT package_id, SUM(amount) AS amount
FROM payments
GROUP BY package_id) p ON p.package_id = u.id
Output:
id payment_percentage
1 94
2 0
3 100
Demo on dbfiddle
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
Thanks this works. If User_packages has a column called status if I want to filter a records with belongs to one status for example 'confirmed'. Is it okay to put the where clause en to this query? where u.status = 'confirmed'
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Yes that should work fine.
– Nick
yesterday
add a comment |
1
1
1
This query will give you the results you want:
SELECT u.id, COALESCE(ROUND(p.amount / (u.total + u.vat + u.government_tax) * 100), 0) AS payment_percentage
FROM user_packages u
LEFT JOIN (SELECT package_id, SUM(amount) AS amount
FROM payments
GROUP BY package_id) p ON p.package_id = u.id
Output:
id payment_percentage
1 94
2 0
3 100
Demo on dbfiddle
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
This query will give you the results you want:
SELECT u.id, COALESCE(ROUND(p.amount / (u.total + u.vat + u.government_tax) * 100), 0) AS payment_percentage
FROM user_packages u
LEFT JOIN (SELECT package_id, SUM(amount) AS amount
FROM payments
GROUP BY package_id) p ON p.package_id = u.id
Output:
id payment_percentage
1 94
2 0
3 100
Demo on dbfiddle
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
answered yesterday
Nick
23.4k91535
23.4k91535
Thanks this works. If User_packages has a column called status if I want to filter a records with belongs to one status for example 'confirmed'. Is it okay to put the where clause en to this query? where u.status = 'confirmed'
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Yes that should work fine.
– Nick
yesterday
add a comment |
Thanks this works. If User_packages has a column called status if I want to filter a records with belongs to one status for example 'confirmed'. Is it okay to put the where clause en to this query? where u.status = 'confirmed'
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Yes that should work fine.
– Nick
yesterday
Thanks this works. If User_packages has a column called status if I want to filter a records with belongs to one status for example 'confirmed'. Is it okay to put the where clause en to this query? where u.status = 'confirmed'
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Thanks this works. If User_packages has a column called status if I want to filter a records with belongs to one status for example 'confirmed'. Is it okay to put the where clause en to this query? where u.status = 'confirmed'
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Yes that should work fine.
– Nick
yesterday
Yes that should work fine.
– Nick
yesterday
add a comment |
1
You can try below -
SELECT User_packages.id,(coalesce(amt,0)*100.0)/(total+Vat+government_tax) as percentage
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join
(select package_id,sum(amount) as amt from Payments group by package_id) as pay
on User_packages.id = pay.package_id;
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
Thanks a lot. =)
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
add a comment |
1
You can try below -
SELECT User_packages.id,(coalesce(amt,0)*100.0)/(total+Vat+government_tax) as percentage
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join
(select package_id,sum(amount) as amt from Payments group by package_id) as pay
on User_packages.id = pay.package_id;
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
Thanks a lot. =)
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
add a comment |
1
1
1
You can try below -
SELECT User_packages.id,(coalesce(amt,0)*100.0)/(total+Vat+government_tax) as percentage
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join
(select package_id,sum(amount) as amt from Payments group by package_id) as pay
on User_packages.id = pay.package_id;
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
You can try below -
SELECT User_packages.id,(coalesce(amt,0)*100.0)/(total+Vat+government_tax) as percentage
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
left join
(select package_id,sum(amount) as amt from Payments group by package_id) as pay
on User_packages.id = pay.package_id;
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
answered yesterday
fa06
11k2917
11k2917
Thanks a lot. =)
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
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Thanks a lot. =)
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Thanks a lot. =)
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
Thanks a lot. =)
– Pathum Samararathna
yesterday
add a comment |
0
Try this:
SELECT User_packages.id,(Amounts.total + User_packages.vat + User_packages.government_tax) as 'payment percentage'
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
JOIN (SELECT package_id, sum(amount) as total FROM Payments GROUP BY package_id) as Amounts
ON User_packages.id = Amounts.package_id;
answered yesterday
WilsonPena
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Try this:
SELECT User_packages.id,(Amounts.total + User_packages.vat + User_packages.government_tax) as 'payment percentage'
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
JOIN (SELECT package_id, sum(amount) as total FROM Payments GROUP BY package_id) as Amounts
ON User_packages.id = Amounts.package_id;
answered yesterday
WilsonPena
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Try this:
SELECT User_packages.id,(Amounts.total + User_packages.vat + User_packages.government_tax) as 'payment percentage'
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
JOIN (SELECT package_id, sum(amount) as total FROM Payments GROUP BY package_id) as Amounts
ON User_packages.id = Amounts.package_id;
answered yesterday
WilsonPena
4101415
Try this:
SELECT User_packages.id,(Amounts.total + User_packages.vat + User_packages.government_tax) as 'payment percentage'
FROM booking_widget.User_packages
JOIN (SELECT package_id, sum(amount) as total FROM Payments GROUP BY package_id) as Amounts
ON User_packages.id = Amounts.package_id;
answered yesterday
WilsonPena
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answered yesterday
WilsonPena
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