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Calculate Refill on Daily Usage


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3















I have data for daily usage like below.



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I need to refill the product for every 2000 usage. This is expected result.



enter image description here



I try to use SUM OVER query to get daily total previous usage and try to divide to get multiple 2000.



SELECT Date, Usage,
SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) AS DailyTotal,
CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) / 2000 AS INT) Div
FROM Transaction


enter image description here



But, I still cannot find at what date I have to refill. How can I do something like this?










share|improve this question




























    3















    I have data for daily usage like below.



    enter image description here



    I need to refill the product for every 2000 usage. This is expected result.



    enter image description here



    I try to use SUM OVER query to get daily total previous usage and try to divide to get multiple 2000.



    SELECT Date, Usage,
    SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) AS DailyTotal,
    CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) / 2000 AS INT) Div
    FROM Transaction


    enter image description here



    But, I still cannot find at what date I have to refill. How can I do something like this?










    share|improve this question
























      3












      3








      3








      I have data for daily usage like below.



      enter image description here



      I need to refill the product for every 2000 usage. This is expected result.



      enter image description here



      I try to use SUM OVER query to get daily total previous usage and try to divide to get multiple 2000.



      SELECT Date, Usage,
      SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) AS DailyTotal,
      CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) / 2000 AS INT) Div
      FROM Transaction


      enter image description here



      But, I still cannot find at what date I have to refill. How can I do something like this?










      share|improve this question














      I have data for daily usage like below.



      enter image description here



      I need to refill the product for every 2000 usage. This is expected result.



      enter image description here



      I try to use SUM OVER query to get daily total previous usage and try to divide to get multiple 2000.



      SELECT Date, Usage,
      SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) AS DailyTotal,
      CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Date) / 2000 AS INT) Div
      FROM Transaction


      enter image description here



      But, I still cannot find at what date I have to refill. How can I do something like this?







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          You can try to use LAG window function with a subquery.



          MS SQL Server 2017 Schema Setup:



          create table [Transaction]([Date] date, usage int);

          insert into [Transaction] values
          ('2017-01-01',1373),
          ('2017-01-02',1387),
          ('2017-01-03',1509),
          ('2017-01-04',1523),
          ('2017-01-05',1537);


          Query 1:



          SELECT Date, 
          Usage,
          DailyTotal,
          (CASE WHEN LAG(Div,1,Div) OVER(ORDER BY Date) <> Div THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) div
          FROM (
          SELECT Date, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) AS DailyTotal,
          CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) / 2000 AS INT) Div
          FROM [Transaction]
          )t1


          Results:



          | Date | Usage | DailyTotal | div |
          |------------|-------|------------|-----|
          | 2017-01-01 | 1373 | 1373 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-02 | 1387 | 2760 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-03 | 1509 | 4269 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-04 | 1523 | 5792 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-05 | 1537 | 7329 | 1 |





          share|improve this answer

























          • I have no Refill Field. Refill is the expected field I need.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:19











          • What's your expect result from your sample data?

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:21











          • The second Image, Table with additional Refill column.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:27











          • @VikiTheolorado Ok I got it you can try my edit answer :)

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:47











          • yes, LAG Function is working. Thank You. But your example use LEAD instead of LAG and its not working.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:59


















          1














          try below using a row_number() and comparison



          DEMO



          select *,case when DailyTotal<2000*(case when rn=1 then 1 else rn-1 end) then 0 else 1 end
          as refill from
          (
          SELECT Dateval, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Dateval) AS DailyTotal,
          row_number() over(order by dateval) rn
          FROM t1
          )AA


          OUTPUT:



          Dateval Usage DailyTotal rn refill
          01/01/2017 00:00:00 1373 1373 1 0
          02/01/2017 00:00:00 1387 2760 2 1
          03/01/2017 00:00:00 1509 4269 3 1
          04/01/2017 00:00:00 1523 5792 4 0





          share|improve this answer

























          • Sorry, this doesn't works. This works if refill happen everyday. But I want the refill only done if the total usage (today and prev day) pass 2000.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:36











          • @VikiTheolorado, I've updated the answer - you can check now

            – fa06
            Mar 25 at 6:37











          • Sorry @fa06, but it still not complete. At first and second refill it works, but not at third refill which have to happen at the fifth day.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:42











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          You can try to use LAG window function with a subquery.



          MS SQL Server 2017 Schema Setup:



          create table [Transaction]([Date] date, usage int);

          insert into [Transaction] values
          ('2017-01-01',1373),
          ('2017-01-02',1387),
          ('2017-01-03',1509),
          ('2017-01-04',1523),
          ('2017-01-05',1537);


          Query 1:



          SELECT Date, 
          Usage,
          DailyTotal,
          (CASE WHEN LAG(Div,1,Div) OVER(ORDER BY Date) <> Div THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) div
          FROM (
          SELECT Date, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) AS DailyTotal,
          CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) / 2000 AS INT) Div
          FROM [Transaction]
          )t1


          Results:



          | Date | Usage | DailyTotal | div |
          |------------|-------|------------|-----|
          | 2017-01-01 | 1373 | 1373 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-02 | 1387 | 2760 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-03 | 1509 | 4269 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-04 | 1523 | 5792 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-05 | 1537 | 7329 | 1 |





          share|improve this answer

























          • I have no Refill Field. Refill is the expected field I need.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:19











          • What's your expect result from your sample data?

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:21











          • The second Image, Table with additional Refill column.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:27











          • @VikiTheolorado Ok I got it you can try my edit answer :)

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:47











          • yes, LAG Function is working. Thank You. But your example use LEAD instead of LAG and its not working.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:59















          3














          You can try to use LAG window function with a subquery.



          MS SQL Server 2017 Schema Setup:



          create table [Transaction]([Date] date, usage int);

          insert into [Transaction] values
          ('2017-01-01',1373),
          ('2017-01-02',1387),
          ('2017-01-03',1509),
          ('2017-01-04',1523),
          ('2017-01-05',1537);


          Query 1:



          SELECT Date, 
          Usage,
          DailyTotal,
          (CASE WHEN LAG(Div,1,Div) OVER(ORDER BY Date) <> Div THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) div
          FROM (
          SELECT Date, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) AS DailyTotal,
          CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) / 2000 AS INT) Div
          FROM [Transaction]
          )t1


          Results:



          | Date | Usage | DailyTotal | div |
          |------------|-------|------------|-----|
          | 2017-01-01 | 1373 | 1373 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-02 | 1387 | 2760 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-03 | 1509 | 4269 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-04 | 1523 | 5792 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-05 | 1537 | 7329 | 1 |





          share|improve this answer

























          • I have no Refill Field. Refill is the expected field I need.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:19











          • What's your expect result from your sample data?

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:21











          • The second Image, Table with additional Refill column.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:27











          • @VikiTheolorado Ok I got it you can try my edit answer :)

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:47











          • yes, LAG Function is working. Thank You. But your example use LEAD instead of LAG and its not working.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:59













          3












          3








          3







          You can try to use LAG window function with a subquery.



          MS SQL Server 2017 Schema Setup:



          create table [Transaction]([Date] date, usage int);

          insert into [Transaction] values
          ('2017-01-01',1373),
          ('2017-01-02',1387),
          ('2017-01-03',1509),
          ('2017-01-04',1523),
          ('2017-01-05',1537);


          Query 1:



          SELECT Date, 
          Usage,
          DailyTotal,
          (CASE WHEN LAG(Div,1,Div) OVER(ORDER BY Date) <> Div THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) div
          FROM (
          SELECT Date, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) AS DailyTotal,
          CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) / 2000 AS INT) Div
          FROM [Transaction]
          )t1


          Results:



          | Date | Usage | DailyTotal | div |
          |------------|-------|------------|-----|
          | 2017-01-01 | 1373 | 1373 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-02 | 1387 | 2760 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-03 | 1509 | 4269 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-04 | 1523 | 5792 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-05 | 1537 | 7329 | 1 |





          share|improve this answer















          You can try to use LAG window function with a subquery.



          MS SQL Server 2017 Schema Setup:



          create table [Transaction]([Date] date, usage int);

          insert into [Transaction] values
          ('2017-01-01',1373),
          ('2017-01-02',1387),
          ('2017-01-03',1509),
          ('2017-01-04',1523),
          ('2017-01-05',1537);


          Query 1:



          SELECT Date, 
          Usage,
          DailyTotal,
          (CASE WHEN LAG(Div,1,Div) OVER(ORDER BY Date) <> Div THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) div
          FROM (
          SELECT Date, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) AS DailyTotal,
          CAST(SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY [Date]) / 2000 AS INT) Div
          FROM [Transaction]
          )t1


          Results:



          | Date | Usage | DailyTotal | div |
          |------------|-------|------------|-----|
          | 2017-01-01 | 1373 | 1373 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-02 | 1387 | 2760 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-03 | 1509 | 4269 | 1 |
          | 2017-01-04 | 1523 | 5792 | 0 |
          | 2017-01-05 | 1537 | 7329 | 1 |






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          edited Mar 25 at 7:00

























          answered Mar 25 at 6:07









          D-ShihD-Shih

          28.8k61535




          28.8k61535












          • I have no Refill Field. Refill is the expected field I need.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:19











          • What's your expect result from your sample data?

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:21











          • The second Image, Table with additional Refill column.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:27











          • @VikiTheolorado Ok I got it you can try my edit answer :)

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:47











          • yes, LAG Function is working. Thank You. But your example use LEAD instead of LAG and its not working.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:59

















          • I have no Refill Field. Refill is the expected field I need.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:19











          • What's your expect result from your sample data?

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:21











          • The second Image, Table with additional Refill column.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:27











          • @VikiTheolorado Ok I got it you can try my edit answer :)

            – D-Shih
            Mar 25 at 6:47











          • yes, LAG Function is working. Thank You. But your example use LEAD instead of LAG and its not working.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:59
















          I have no Refill Field. Refill is the expected field I need.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:19





          I have no Refill Field. Refill is the expected field I need.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:19













          What's your expect result from your sample data?

          – D-Shih
          Mar 25 at 6:21





          What's your expect result from your sample data?

          – D-Shih
          Mar 25 at 6:21













          The second Image, Table with additional Refill column.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:27





          The second Image, Table with additional Refill column.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:27













          @VikiTheolorado Ok I got it you can try my edit answer :)

          – D-Shih
          Mar 25 at 6:47





          @VikiTheolorado Ok I got it you can try my edit answer :)

          – D-Shih
          Mar 25 at 6:47













          yes, LAG Function is working. Thank You. But your example use LEAD instead of LAG and its not working.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:59





          yes, LAG Function is working. Thank You. But your example use LEAD instead of LAG and its not working.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:59













          1














          try below using a row_number() and comparison



          DEMO



          select *,case when DailyTotal<2000*(case when rn=1 then 1 else rn-1 end) then 0 else 1 end
          as refill from
          (
          SELECT Dateval, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Dateval) AS DailyTotal,
          row_number() over(order by dateval) rn
          FROM t1
          )AA


          OUTPUT:



          Dateval Usage DailyTotal rn refill
          01/01/2017 00:00:00 1373 1373 1 0
          02/01/2017 00:00:00 1387 2760 2 1
          03/01/2017 00:00:00 1509 4269 3 1
          04/01/2017 00:00:00 1523 5792 4 0





          share|improve this answer

























          • Sorry, this doesn't works. This works if refill happen everyday. But I want the refill only done if the total usage (today and prev day) pass 2000.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:36











          • @VikiTheolorado, I've updated the answer - you can check now

            – fa06
            Mar 25 at 6:37











          • Sorry @fa06, but it still not complete. At first and second refill it works, but not at third refill which have to happen at the fifth day.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:42















          1














          try below using a row_number() and comparison



          DEMO



          select *,case when DailyTotal<2000*(case when rn=1 then 1 else rn-1 end) then 0 else 1 end
          as refill from
          (
          SELECT Dateval, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Dateval) AS DailyTotal,
          row_number() over(order by dateval) rn
          FROM t1
          )AA


          OUTPUT:



          Dateval Usage DailyTotal rn refill
          01/01/2017 00:00:00 1373 1373 1 0
          02/01/2017 00:00:00 1387 2760 2 1
          03/01/2017 00:00:00 1509 4269 3 1
          04/01/2017 00:00:00 1523 5792 4 0





          share|improve this answer

























          • Sorry, this doesn't works. This works if refill happen everyday. But I want the refill only done if the total usage (today and prev day) pass 2000.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:36











          • @VikiTheolorado, I've updated the answer - you can check now

            – fa06
            Mar 25 at 6:37











          • Sorry @fa06, but it still not complete. At first and second refill it works, but not at third refill which have to happen at the fifth day.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:42













          1












          1








          1







          try below using a row_number() and comparison



          DEMO



          select *,case when DailyTotal<2000*(case when rn=1 then 1 else rn-1 end) then 0 else 1 end
          as refill from
          (
          SELECT Dateval, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Dateval) AS DailyTotal,
          row_number() over(order by dateval) rn
          FROM t1
          )AA


          OUTPUT:



          Dateval Usage DailyTotal rn refill
          01/01/2017 00:00:00 1373 1373 1 0
          02/01/2017 00:00:00 1387 2760 2 1
          03/01/2017 00:00:00 1509 4269 3 1
          04/01/2017 00:00:00 1523 5792 4 0





          share|improve this answer















          try below using a row_number() and comparison



          DEMO



          select *,case when DailyTotal<2000*(case when rn=1 then 1 else rn-1 end) then 0 else 1 end
          as refill from
          (
          SELECT Dateval, Usage,
          SUM(Usage) OVER(ORDER BY Dateval) AS DailyTotal,
          row_number() over(order by dateval) rn
          FROM t1
          )AA


          OUTPUT:



          Dateval Usage DailyTotal rn refill
          01/01/2017 00:00:00 1373 1373 1 0
          02/01/2017 00:00:00 1387 2760 2 1
          03/01/2017 00:00:00 1509 4269 3 1
          04/01/2017 00:00:00 1523 5792 4 0






          share|improve this answer














          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








          edited Mar 25 at 6:36

























          answered Mar 25 at 6:22









          fa06fa06

          22.3k41119




          22.3k41119












          • Sorry, this doesn't works. This works if refill happen everyday. But I want the refill only done if the total usage (today and prev day) pass 2000.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:36











          • @VikiTheolorado, I've updated the answer - you can check now

            – fa06
            Mar 25 at 6:37











          • Sorry @fa06, but it still not complete. At first and second refill it works, but not at third refill which have to happen at the fifth day.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:42

















          • Sorry, this doesn't works. This works if refill happen everyday. But I want the refill only done if the total usage (today and prev day) pass 2000.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:36











          • @VikiTheolorado, I've updated the answer - you can check now

            – fa06
            Mar 25 at 6:37











          • Sorry @fa06, but it still not complete. At first and second refill it works, but not at third refill which have to happen at the fifth day.

            – Viki Theolorado
            Mar 25 at 6:42
















          Sorry, this doesn't works. This works if refill happen everyday. But I want the refill only done if the total usage (today and prev day) pass 2000.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:36





          Sorry, this doesn't works. This works if refill happen everyday. But I want the refill only done if the total usage (today and prev day) pass 2000.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:36













          @VikiTheolorado, I've updated the answer - you can check now

          – fa06
          Mar 25 at 6:37





          @VikiTheolorado, I've updated the answer - you can check now

          – fa06
          Mar 25 at 6:37













          Sorry @fa06, but it still not complete. At first and second refill it works, but not at third refill which have to happen at the fifth day.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:42





          Sorry @fa06, but it still not complete. At first and second refill it works, but not at third refill which have to happen at the fifth day.

          – Viki Theolorado
          Mar 25 at 6:42

















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