MYSQL: Increase value from row to row with GROUP BY










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I would like to add up meter values from month to month. My data looks like this:



| Date | Energy_produced |
--------------------------------
| 2011-01-01 | 12 |
| 2017-01-02 | 23 |
| 2017-01-03 | 25 |
...
| 2011-02-01 | 11 |
| 2017-02-02 | 12 |
| 2017-02-03 | 17 |


The GROUP BY would result in the SUM of the values "Energy_produced" for each month but I would like the sum to be added to get:



| Month | Energy_produced_added_up |
--------------------------------------
| 2011-01 | 60 |
| 2017-02 | 100 |


I read a lot of articles and understood that I could use a variable:



set @result := 0;
SELECT
DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
(@result := @result + SUM(t.Geg_Maand)) AS SUMME
FROM tgeg_maand AS t
GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


With GROUP BY, the value is not added up. The statement above displays the same result as:



SELECT 
DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
FROM tgeg_maand AS t
GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


What am I doing wrong?



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    I would like to add up meter values from month to month. My data looks like this:



    | Date | Energy_produced |
    --------------------------------
    | 2011-01-01 | 12 |
    | 2017-01-02 | 23 |
    | 2017-01-03 | 25 |
    ...
    | 2011-02-01 | 11 |
    | 2017-02-02 | 12 |
    | 2017-02-03 | 17 |


    The GROUP BY would result in the SUM of the values "Energy_produced" for each month but I would like the sum to be added to get:



    | Month | Energy_produced_added_up |
    --------------------------------------
    | 2011-01 | 60 |
    | 2017-02 | 100 |


    I read a lot of articles and understood that I could use a variable:



    set @result := 0;
    SELECT
    DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
    DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
    (@result := @result + SUM(t.Geg_Maand)) AS SUMME
    FROM tgeg_maand AS t
    GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
    ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


    With GROUP BY, the value is not added up. The statement above displays the same result as:



    SELECT 
    DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
    DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
    SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
    FROM tgeg_maand AS t
    GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
    ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


    What am I doing wrong?



    Thanks










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      I would like to add up meter values from month to month. My data looks like this:



      | Date | Energy_produced |
      --------------------------------
      | 2011-01-01 | 12 |
      | 2017-01-02 | 23 |
      | 2017-01-03 | 25 |
      ...
      | 2011-02-01 | 11 |
      | 2017-02-02 | 12 |
      | 2017-02-03 | 17 |


      The GROUP BY would result in the SUM of the values "Energy_produced" for each month but I would like the sum to be added to get:



      | Month | Energy_produced_added_up |
      --------------------------------------
      | 2011-01 | 60 |
      | 2017-02 | 100 |


      I read a lot of articles and understood that I could use a variable:



      set @result := 0;
      SELECT
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
      (@result := @result + SUM(t.Geg_Maand)) AS SUMME
      FROM tgeg_maand AS t
      GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
      ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


      With GROUP BY, the value is not added up. The statement above displays the same result as:



      SELECT 
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
      SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
      FROM tgeg_maand AS t
      GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
      ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


      What am I doing wrong?



      Thanks










      share|improve this question















      I would like to add up meter values from month to month. My data looks like this:



      | Date | Energy_produced |
      --------------------------------
      | 2011-01-01 | 12 |
      | 2017-01-02 | 23 |
      | 2017-01-03 | 25 |
      ...
      | 2011-02-01 | 11 |
      | 2017-02-02 | 12 |
      | 2017-02-03 | 17 |


      The GROUP BY would result in the SUM of the values "Energy_produced" for each month but I would like the sum to be added to get:



      | Month | Energy_produced_added_up |
      --------------------------------------
      | 2011-01 | 60 |
      | 2017-02 | 100 |


      I read a lot of articles and understood that I could use a variable:



      set @result := 0;
      SELECT
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
      (@result := @result + SUM(t.Geg_Maand)) AS SUMME
      FROM tgeg_maand AS t
      GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
      ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


      With GROUP BY, the value is not added up. The statement above displays the same result as:



      SELECT 
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
      DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
      SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
      FROM tgeg_maand AS t
      GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
      ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month


      What am I doing wrong?



      Thanks







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      edited Nov 12 at 11:47









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          You need to do the summing by month first and then sum the monthly values. For this you will need to make your original query into a subquery:



          set @result := 0;
          SELECT measurement_month, measurement_year,
          @result := @result + monthly_sum AS SUMME
          FROM (SELECT DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
          DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
          SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS monthly_sum
          FROM tgeg_maand AS t
          GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month) mm
          ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





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          • That's it! Thanks a lot!
            – AntonSack
            Nov 12 at 11:47










          • No worries - sorry about my original comment, I misinterpreted your question.
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 11:49


















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          Use this query



          SELECT 
          DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
          DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
          SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
          FROM tgeg_maand AS t
          GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
          ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





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            You need to do the summing by month first and then sum the monthly values. For this you will need to make your original query into a subquery:



            set @result := 0;
            SELECT measurement_month, measurement_year,
            @result := @result + monthly_sum AS SUMME
            FROM (SELECT DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
            DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
            SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS monthly_sum
            FROM tgeg_maand AS t
            GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month) mm
            ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





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            • That's it! Thanks a lot!
              – AntonSack
              Nov 12 at 11:47










            • No worries - sorry about my original comment, I misinterpreted your question.
              – Nick
              Nov 12 at 11:49















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            You need to do the summing by month first and then sum the monthly values. For this you will need to make your original query into a subquery:



            set @result := 0;
            SELECT measurement_month, measurement_year,
            @result := @result + monthly_sum AS SUMME
            FROM (SELECT DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
            DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
            SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS monthly_sum
            FROM tgeg_maand AS t
            GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month) mm
            ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





            share|improve this answer




















            • That's it! Thanks a lot!
              – AntonSack
              Nov 12 at 11:47










            • No worries - sorry about my original comment, I misinterpreted your question.
              – Nick
              Nov 12 at 11:49













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            You need to do the summing by month first and then sum the monthly values. For this you will need to make your original query into a subquery:



            set @result := 0;
            SELECT measurement_month, measurement_year,
            @result := @result + monthly_sum AS SUMME
            FROM (SELECT DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
            DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
            SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS monthly_sum
            FROM tgeg_maand AS t
            GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month) mm
            ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





            share|improve this answer












            You need to do the summing by month first and then sum the monthly values. For this you will need to make your original query into a subquery:



            set @result := 0;
            SELECT measurement_month, measurement_year,
            @result := @result + monthly_sum AS SUMME
            FROM (SELECT DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
            DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
            SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS monthly_sum
            FROM tgeg_maand AS t
            GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month) mm
            ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month






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            answered Nov 12 at 11:45









            Nick

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            • That's it! Thanks a lot!
              – AntonSack
              Nov 12 at 11:47










            • No worries - sorry about my original comment, I misinterpreted your question.
              – Nick
              Nov 12 at 11:49
















            • That's it! Thanks a lot!
              – AntonSack
              Nov 12 at 11:47










            • No worries - sorry about my original comment, I misinterpreted your question.
              – Nick
              Nov 12 at 11:49















            That's it! Thanks a lot!
            – AntonSack
            Nov 12 at 11:47




            That's it! Thanks a lot!
            – AntonSack
            Nov 12 at 11:47












            No worries - sorry about my original comment, I misinterpreted your question.
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 11:49




            No worries - sorry about my original comment, I misinterpreted your question.
            – Nick
            Nov 12 at 11:49













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            Use this query



            SELECT 
            DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
            DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
            SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
            FROM tgeg_maand AS t
            GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
            ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





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              Use this query



              SELECT 
              DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
              DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
              SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
              FROM tgeg_maand AS t
              GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
              ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





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                Use this query



                SELECT 
                DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
                DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
                SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
                FROM tgeg_maand AS t
                GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
                ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month





                share|improve this answer












                Use this query



                SELECT 
                DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%m') AS measurement_month,
                DATE_FORMAT(t.Datum_Maand, '%Y') AS measurement_year,
                SUM(t.Geg_Maand) AS SUMME
                FROM tgeg_maand AS t
                GROUP BY measurement_year, measurement_month
                ORDER BY measurement_year, measurement_month






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                answered Nov 12 at 11:41









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