I looked through the questions here but didn't find one that suited my case.
I'm trying to write a query that will output the开发者_运维知识库 difference between rows
Here is a table:
ITEM CYCLES
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itemA 5
itemA 17
itemA 20
itemA 22
itemB 26
itemB 30
itemB 37
it is actually obtained by a query, and with an order by (item, cycles)
here is what I'd like the query to give me:
itemA 12
itemA 3
itemA 2
itemB 4
itemB 7
I have absolutely no idea how to proceed in SQL. Is it even possible ? or do I have to write a function ?
*****************************EDIT*********************************
I appologize for the lack of precision, and even some absurd mistakes. I was rushing out and wrote hastily :/
I'm analyzing item failures, and need to output cycles between failures.- ITEM column is just the item ID, and
- CYCLES is the number of cycles the item had when the failure occurred.
And actually looking at it today I don't understand why I put that middle column (A,B,C...) which I don't have in my table.
And indeed, I don't need to output zero values, but there shouldn't be any anyway. I'll try the provided solutions and will get back; thanks for the answers !Here's an updated solution, based on the changes to your question. Note that you'll need to change Qry
to the name of your query:
SELECT Qry.Item, Qry.Cycles - (SELECT TOP 1 Cycles FROM Qry AS Q
WHERE Qry.Item=Q.Item
AND Q.Cycles < Qry.Cycles
ORDER BY Q.Cycles DESC) AS Diff
FROM Qry
WHERE (SELECT TOP 1 Cycles FROM Qry AS Q
WHERE Qry.Item=Q.Item AND Q.Cycles < Qry.Cycles) Is Not Null
ORDER BY Qry.Item, Qry.Cycles;
This produces the following output:
Item Diff
itemA 12
itemA 3
itemA 2
itemB 4
itemB 7
I assume that the 6
in your sample output was a typo, since 30 - 26 = 4
.
Assuming our columns are named ItemName, Letter, Num
, something like the following might do it:
SELECT T1.ItemName, T1.Letter
, T1.Num, [T2].[Num]-Nz([T1].[Num],[T2].[Num]) AS Expr1
FROM Table1 AS T1
LEFT JOIN Table1 AS T2
ON (T1.ItemName = T2.ItemName
And Asc([T1].[Letter]) = Asc([T2].[Letter]) - 1 )
Where [T2].[Num] <> Nz([T1].[Num],[T2].[Num])
Note that you cannot create this using the QBE grid. You would need to create in code or in the SQL View.
How about:
SELECT b.Item, b.[No], (
SELECT Top 1 a.No
FROM items a
WHERE a.No > b.No
ORDER BY a.Item,a.No) AS NextNo,
[NextNo]-[No] AS Result
FROM items AS b;
This is much simpler if you have a fourth column with an ID:
Col0 Col1 Col2 Col3
1 itemA A 5
2 itemA B 17
3 itemA C 20
4 itemA D 22
5 itemB A 26
6 itemB B 30
7 itemB C 37
Then you can use the following query:
SELECT Tbl.Col1, Tbl.Col3 - Prev.Col3 AS Diff
FROM Tbl INNER JOIN Tbl AS Prev
ON Tbl.Col0 - 1 = Prev.Col0
AND Tbl.Col1 = Prev.Col1
To produce exactly what you requested:
Col1 Diff
itemA 12
itemA 3
itemA 2
itemB 4
itemB 7
You would need to manage the Col0
data to make sure you don't end up with gaps (ie, Autonumber field would be a bad idea).
All of the above having been said, if you let us know what you are really trying to accomplish I'm thinking there is probably a better way to do what you want.
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