Answer by SirSQL
A little confused here, why not just use SUM instead of COUNT and eliminate your GROUP BY? Or make your existing select a group by SELECT SUM(BRRCompletedApr13) from (select...
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I think you just need to include AdjustedDateCompleted in your SELECT and COUNT the rows. So this: select AdjustedDateCompleted, COUNT(*) as BRRCompletedApr13 from dbo.shp_BRRPipelineRemediation where...
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The syntax error will be because AdjustedDateCompleted can't be summed as I guess it's a datetime field. To get both day by day and total I would do something like this: select AdjustedDateCompleted,...
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