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Monthly Reset Cumulative Sales
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Monthly Reset Cumulative Sales

MediumSQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

Compute cumulative sales by store, resetting to 0 whenever a new month starts. Write the query.

Treat each row as one store sale. Include nullable sale amounts as zero for cumulative calculations.

Output

  1. One row per sale, with store_id, sale_date, sale_amount, and cumulative_sales.
  2. Cumulative values restart for each store and calendar month.
  3. Order by store_id, sale_date, and sale_id.

Schema

store_sales
ColumnTypeDescription
sale_idPKINTUnique identifier for the sale
store_idVARCHAR(20)Store associated with the sale
sale_dateDATEDate of the sale
sale_amountNUMERIC(12,2)Sale amount, which may be NULL
Tablesstore_sales
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