SQL Query for Fiscal Year Data

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SQL Query for Fiscal Year Data

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daviss5
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Posted - 2014-03-17 : 13:52:59

Good Morning, I am using the query below and it is working great to give me montly averages. I need to find the fiscal year to date averages for the same data. I think all I should need to change is the Select and Group by sections but I am having no sucess.

Any help is appricated.

SELECT Format([CallDate],"yyyy mmm") AS [Month], Count(DailyCallStats.CallDate) AS CountOfCallDate, DailyCallStats.Agent, Avg(DailyCallStats.Inbound) AS AvgOfInbound, Avg(DailyCallStats.Outbound) AS AvgOfOutbound, Avg(DailyCallStats.TotalCalls) AS AvgOfTotalCalls, Avg(DailyCallStats.AvgWrap) AS AvgOfAvgWrap, Avg(DailyCallStats.ParkTime) AS AvgOfParkTime
FROM DailyCallStats
GROUP BY Format([CallDate],"yyyy mmm"), DailyCallStats.Agent, Format([CallDate],"yyyy mm")
ORDER BY Format([CallDate],"yyyy mm");

SwePeso
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30421 Posts

Posted - 2014-03-18 : 07:41:52

When is your fiscal year?
Also, the FORMAT function is very very very very very slow.

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daviss5
Starting Member

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Posted - 2014-03-18 : 11:53:30

The fiscal year is April through March. And I am pretty new to SQL so if there is a better way I am open to it.

SwePeso
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Posted - 2014-03-18 : 17:54:25

So January, February and March belongs to the fiscal year the year before?

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SwePeso
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Posted - 2014-03-18 : 18:02:05

Try this

SELECT		CallMonth AS [Month], 
		COUNT(CallMonth) AS CountOfCallDate, 
		Agent, 
		AVG(Inbound) AS AvgOfInbound, 
		AVG(Outbound) AS AvgOfOutbound, 
		AVG(TotalCalls) AS AvgOfTotalCalls, 
		AVG(AvgWrap) AS AvgOfAvgWrap, 
		AVG(ParkTime) AS AvgOfParkTime
FROM		(
			SELECT	DATEPART(YEAR, DATEADD(MONTH, -3, CallDate)) AS FiscalYear,
				DATENAME(MONTH, CallDate) AS CallMonth,
				DATEDIFF(MONTH, 0, CallDate) AS SortOrder,
				Agent,
				Inbound,
				Outbound,
				TotalCalls,
				AvgWrap,
				ParkTime		
			FROM	dbo.DailyCallStats
		) AS d
GROUP BY	FiscalYear,
		CallMonth,
		SortOrder
ORDER BY	SortOrder;

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