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Summarize with Group By and Having
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Summarize with Group By and Having

EasySQL · PostgreSQL

Problem

H-E-B wants a quick summary of sales by merchandise department. Write a PostgreSQL query using GROUP BY and HAVING to identify departments that generated at least $500 in sales.

Requirements

  1. Return each department, the number of sales records, and total sales.
  2. Include only departments whose total non-null sales amount is at least 500.00, ordered from highest to lowest total sales.

Schema

heb_store_sales
ColumnTypeDescription
sale_idPKINTUnique sale identifier
departmentVARCHAR(50)H-E-B merchandise department
sale_amountNUMERIC(10,2)Sale amount, which may be NULL
Tablesheb_store_sales
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