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Urgent, regarding the ABC analysis method, find the product name that accounts for 20% of sales, as follows:

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Post time: 2020-2-19 14:30:02
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There is a table with the fields: product name, sales quantity, sales (goodsname, salesnum) ...
Find out which products account for 20% of sales.
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Post time: 2020-4-26 12:15:01
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declare @ s1 float
select @ s1 = sum (salesum) from sales
select goodsname, sum (salesum) from sales group by goodsname with sum (salesum) / @ sq> = 0.2
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-26 16:30:01
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Thank you upstairs, but there are errors:
'sum' is not a recognized GROUP BY option.
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-26 18:15:01
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I mean: find out which products are sold from high to low, which account for 20% (may be some products). The sales volume of it should be sorted.
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Post time: 2020-4-26 19:00:01
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select goodsname from [table] group by goodsname having (sum (salesnum)
/ (select sum (salesnum) from [table])) = 0.2
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Post time: 2020-4-26 19:45:01
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Paste the data and the desired result set
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Post time: 2020-4-26 20:45:01
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--such

create table T_sales (goodsname nvarchar (10), salesnum int)
insert T_sales select 'AA', 200
insert T_sales select 'AA', 100
insert T_sales select 'BB', 200

select goodsname,
Sales volume = rtrim (sum (salesnum) * 100 / (select sum (salesnum) from T_sales)) + '%' from T_sales group by goodsname

--result
goodsname sales
---------- -------------
AA 60%
BB 40%

(2 row (s) affected)
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-26 23:15:01
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The format is as follows:
The fields are:
Date, model, sales
12.1 A 2
12.1 B 1
12.1 C 1
12.1 E 3
12.1 F 1
12.1 H 2
12.1 I 1
12.2 A 1
12.2 C 1
12.2 D 1
12.2 E 4
12.2 H 2

A total of 20 units were sold above (regardless of model). I want to know which products are selling the best. Therefore, I can find and sort.
The resulting result set is: (regardless of date).
Model number
E 7
H 4
A 3
C 2
B 1
D 1
F 1
I 1
Now, I want to know, which products I accounted for the total sales: 20%, obviously, it is E 7, if I want to know which sales accounted for 50%, obviously, it is: E 7 ,, H 4, If you want to reach 80%, it is E, H, A, C ...
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 Author| Post time: 2020-4-27 07:15:01
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In fact, that is, first group and sort by model (in descending order),
Then, from high to low, look at their quantity and what commodities are when they account for 50% ...
So, I can know which products are selling the best ...
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Post time: 2020-4-27 09:30:02
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create table T_sales (goodsname nvarchar (10), salesnum int)
insert T_sales select 'A', 2
union all select 'B', 1
union all select 'C', 1
union all select 'E', 3
union all select 'F', 1
union all select 'H', 2
union all select 'I', 1
union all select 'A', 1
union all select 'C', 1
union all select 'D', 1
union all select 'E', 4
union all select 'H', 2

select goodsname,
Sales volume = sum (salesnum),
[Sales%] = rtrim (sum (salesnum) * 100 / (select sum (salesnum) from T_sales)) + '%' from T_sales group by goodsname
order by sum (salesnum) desc
--result
goodsname sales volume sales volume%
---------- ----------- -------------
E 7 35%
H 4 20%
A 3 15%
C 2 10%
D 1 5%
B 1 5%
I 1 5%
F 1 5%

(8 row (s) affected)
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