Upload Assignment: Skill Assessment: SQL

1. In this exercise, you will review the steps you completed during the CFI videos.
2. Connect to the server you used in the CFI course SQL Fundamentals.
3. In this exercise, we will be working with the table FactResellerSales.
4. Extract sales order number, amount of sales, discount, order quantity; and total product cost,
aggregating them by the order (which should be renamed as the InvoiceNumber).
5. Other variables should be renamed as TotalInvoice, TotalDiscount, QuantitySold, and SalesCost,
respectively.
6. Round all your numbers to two digits after the decimal in your query
7. Limit your sample to include only sales in Australia and over $2500. How many observations are
extracted?
8. Create a new column that will identify sold quantities above 100 as "Top Sales. " Hint: Use an IIF
statement.
9. Finally, extract top-5 invoices by quantity sold. Add the resulting table to a Word Document - no
screenshots are allowed.
10. Now, append the data from the Internet Sales table. However, make sure that the query returns
an indicator specifying the source of an invoice: Online or Reseller.
11. Finally, calculate the average discount received online and the average discount received through
a reseller.
Submission guidelines
 You will submit a Word document explaining the steps undertaken in your
query,accompanied with the relevant answers to the questions.
 Query(s) files.

table FactResellerSales

Extract sales order number, amount of sales, discount, order quantity; and total product cost, aggregating
them by the order (which should be renamed as the InvoiceNumber).

SELECT

CustomerKey AS CustomerID,

SUM(SalesAmount) AS SalesAmount

FROM FactInternetSales

WHERE YEAR(OrderDate) > 2010

GROUP BY CustomerKey

HAVING SUM(SalesAmount) > 10000

ORDER BY SalesAmount DESC

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SQL Part 3 - SQL statements for all exercises

Order Details Extended, simplified:

SELECT OrderID, od.ProductID, ProductName, od.UnitPrice, Quantity, Discount, od.UnitPrice * Quantity

AS NondiscountPrice
FROM Products p, [Order Details] od
WHERE p.ProductID = od.ProductID
ORDER BY OrderID;

Category Sales for 1997, first quarter only:

SELECT DISTINCTROW [Product Sales for 1997].CategoryName, Sum([Product Sales for

1997].ProductSales) AS CategorySales
FROM [Product Sales for 1997]
WHERE ShippedQuarter like "*1"
GROUP BY [Product Sales for 1997].CategoryName;

Category Sales for 1997, all quarters, totals greater than $100000 only:

SELECT DISTINCTROW [Product Sales for 1997].CategoryName, Sum([Product Sales for

1997].ProductSales) AS CategorySales
FROM [Product Sales for 1997]
GROUP BY [Product Sales for 1997].CategoryName
HAVING Sum(ProductSales) > 100000;

Category Sales for 1997, first quarter only, totals greater than $20000:

SELECT DISTINCTROW [Product Sales for 1997].CategoryName, Sum([Product Sales for

1997].ProductSales) AS CategorySales
FROM [Product Sales for 1997]
WHERE ShippedQuarter like "*1"
GROUP BY [Product Sales for 1997].CategoryName
HAVING Sum(ProductSales) > 20000;
Number of products in the database:

SELECT Count(*) AS ProductCount

FROM Products;

Number of products by category:

SELECT CategoryID, Count(*) AS ProductCount

FROM Products
GROUP BY CategoryID;

Average freight by shipper:

SELECT ShipVia, Avg(Freight) AS AverageFreight

FROM Orders
GROUP BY ShipVia;

Average freight by shipper looking at freight above $75 only:

SELECT ShipVia, Avg(Freight) AS AverageFreight

FROM Orders
WHERE Freight > 75
GROUP BY ShipVia;

Average freight by shipper greater than $75 (for all freight charges):

SELECT ShipVia, Avg(Freight) AS AverageFreight

FROM Orders
GROUP BY ShipVia
HAVING Avg(Freight) > 75;

Most popular product:

SELECT [Order Details].ProductID, Max([Order Details].Quantity) AS PopularityIndex

FROM [Order Details]
GROUP BY [Order Details].ProductID
ORDER BY Max(Quantity) DESC;

or perhaps

SELECT [Order Details].ProductID, Sum([Order Details].Quantity) AS PopularitySum

FROM [Order Details]
GROUP BY [Order Details].ProductID
ORDER BY Sum(Quantity) DESC;

or perhaps (looking for repeated products)

SELECT ProductID, Count(ProductID) AS Repeated

FROM [Order Details]
GROUP BY ProductID
HAVING Count(ProductID) > 1
ORDER BY Count(ProductID) DESC;

Same query as previous (repeated products) as created by the Find Duplicates wizard (ORDER BY
clause added separately):
SELECT First([Order Details].ProductID) AS [ProductID Field], Count([Order Details].ProductID) AS
NumberOfDups
FROM [Order Details]
GROUP BY [Order Details].ProductID
HAVING (((Count([Order Details].ProductID))>1))
ORDER BY Count(ProductID) DESC;

Repeat instances of product and price in Order Details:

SELECT ProductID, UnitPrice

FROM [Order Details]
GROUP BY ProductID, UnitPrice
HAVING Count(ProductID) > 1
AND Count(UnitPrice) > 1;

Same query as previous (repeat product and price) using the Find Duplicates wizard:

SELECT First([Order Details].ProductID) AS [ProductID Field], First([Order Details].UnitPrice) AS

[UnitPrice Field], Count([Order Details].ProductID) AS NumberOfDups
FROM [Order Details]
GROUP BY [Order Details].ProductID, [Order Details].UnitPrice
HAVING (((Count([Order Details].ProductID))>1) AND ((Count([Order etails].UnitPrice))>1));

Customers located in the same city as a supplier (subquery):

SELECT CompanyName, City, Country

FROM Customers
WHERE City IN
(SELECT City
FROM Suppliers);

Customers located in the same city as a supplier (join):

SELECT Customers.CompanyName, Customers.City, Customers.Country

FROM Customers, Suppliers
WHERE Customers.City =Suppliers.City;

Products with price lower than average

SELECT ProductName,UnitPrice
FROM Products
WHERE UnitPrice <
(SELECT AVG(UnitPrice) From Products)
ORDER BY UnitPrice DESC;

Products with price within 10% of average:

SELECT ProductName, UnitPrice

FROM Products
WHERE UnitPrice
Between (SELECT AVG([UnitPrice]) -AVG([UnitPrice])*0.1 From Products)
And (SELECT AVG([UnitPrice])+AVG([UnitPrice])*0.1 From Products)
ORDER BY UnitPrice DESC;
Freight charges greater than average:

SELECT ShipVia, Freight

FROM Orders
WHERE Freight >
(SELECT Avg(Freight)
FROM Orders);

Number of higher-than-average charges by each shipper:

SELECT ShipVia, Avg(Freight) AS AvgFreight, count(*) AS Shipments

FROM Orders
WHERE Freight >
(SELECT Avg(Freight)
FROM Orders)
GROUP BY ShipVia;

Suppliers who do not provide dairy products:

SELECT CompanyName
FROM Suppliers AS s
WHERE NOT EXISTS
(SELECT *
FROM Products p, Categories c
WHERE p.SupplierID = s.SupplierID
AND p.CategoryID = c.CategoryID
AND CategoryName LIKE "*Dairy*");

Customers located in the same city:

SELECT DISTINCT c1.ContactName, c1.Address, c1.City

FROM Customers AS c1, Customers AS c2
WHERE c1.City = c2.City
AND c1.ContactName <> c2.ContactName
ORDER BY c1.City, c1.ContactName;