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Compare Region Performance Across Months
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Compare Region Performance Across Months

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

You are given monthly performance data for delivery regions. Write a PostgreSQL query that compares each region’s current month performance to its previous month using a self-join. Return only months where a prior month exists, along with the month-over-month change in orders and revenue.

Schema

region_monthly_performance
ColumnTypeDescription
region_idINTRegion identifier
region_nameVARCHAR(100)Region name
month_startDATEFirst day of the month
orders_completedINTCompleted orders in the month
gross_revenueNUMERIC(12,2)Gross revenue for the month
Tablesregion_monthly_performance
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