I'm fascinated by this problem. Here's a stripped down version of my full sqlite query:
SELECT OrderID,
UnitPrice,
Quantity,
Discount
FROM Order Details;
Which returns this:
OrderID UnitPrice Quantity Discount
10248 14.0 12 0.00
10248 9.8 10 0.00
10248 34.8 5 0.00
10249 18.6 9 0.00
10249 42.4 40 0.00
10250 7.7 10 0.00
10250 42.4 35 0.15
10250 16.8 15 0.15
10251 16.8 6 0.05
10251 15.6 15 0.05
I want to return a new column called total price
. This would be a calculation of UnitPrice
multiplied by Quantity
less the corresponding percentage Discount
. The complication arises however in that the new column should be grouped by the OrderID
to represent the total order price less the individual % discounts.
I've been chasing my tails with SUM
aggregates and GROUP BY
's for hours trying to solve this! Summing the UnitPrices and Quantities is fine. But as the discount applies to different values, it's almost like it needs to be calculated first somehow. The discount does not need to apply individually to each item, btw.
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