When working with the “pieces” field and performing a sum, I get a total of 3. However, my goal is to group the data by “id_group” and calculate the sum per group. In this structure, a group can have multiple records with different “id_empl,” but if the “id_group” repeats, the “pieces” values should be counted only once.
I understand this may seem simple, but I’m having difficulty ensuring that the visualization in my analysis reflects this logic. Any suggestions on how I can approach this efficiently?
Additionally, I have attached screenshots of my real scenario for reference.
@felipehaag.paytrack If you display all 3 columns, those values are not considered duplicates (as they aren’t); but if you display id_group, and pieces, then you can use the distinct sum.
Actually, I am utilizing only the daily field (pieces in the hypothetical example) in the sum for a KPI-type visualization. I am employing summation and would like to group by duplicate IDs. This would result in the KPI returning the value 3 in my real scenario (as illustrated in the screenshots) and 2 in my hypothetical scenario (explained in the question).
It would be akin to executing:
SELECT SUM(pieces) as Table
FROM (SELECT DISTINCT id_group, pieces FROM test_12) as subquery;
