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SQL for Average Booking Value
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SQL for Average Booking Value

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Write a SQL query to find the average booking value per customer from the transactions table.

Use all transaction rows. Null booking values should not contribute to the average, but customers whose transactions all have null values should remain in the output.

Output

  1. One row per customer.
  2. Columns: customer_id and average_booking_value.
  3. Round the average to two decimal places and sort by customer_id ascending.

Schema

transactions
ColumnTypeDescription
transaction_idPKINTUnique identifier for the transaction
customer_idINTIdentifier of the customer associated with the transaction
booking_valueNUMERIC(10,2) monetary value of the booking
Tablestransactions
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