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How can I add a row number to the table. I want the rank shown for my salespeople In MYSQL, I'd do something like this. but SET is not support on your tool
SET @row_number:=0;
select (@row_number:=@row_number + 1) ,display_name, Sales from (
select display_name, count(amount) as Sales from wp_affiliate_wp_referrals r
inner join wp_affiliate_wp_affiliates a on a.affiliate_id = r.affiliate_id
inner join wp_users u on u.ID = a.user_id
where r.status = 'unpaid' and r.affiliate_id not in (7,8,9)
group by r.affiliate_id order by count(amount) desc ) as sq;
Hello Jim
Can you, please, tell me how the table was created?
If you're creating a table linked to an existing SQL table, you can add the auto-increment column in PHPMyAdmin, and it should be displayed when you use the query like:
If you have a manual table, then you already have a unique auto-increment ID column, called wdt_ID it is just hidden. You can see it by opening the yellow button (Complete column list):
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Aleksandar Vuković
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This is not a table, it is a query, I have a query that ranks my salespeople by sales and I want to be able to show a number on my output
1. Jim
2 Bob
3. Bill
etc. I was able to do it with a SET statement, below, but this was not supported in your tool. So Irigured there is probably a way to do a calculated column that would put the number using yoru tool, but I could not find a way to add row numbers to the output. But this is not a table, it's the reesults of a query
On another note. When I do a query and I have it sorted, when I pass it to the chart, it is no longer sorted and i can't show the chart series in the correct order. How do I sort a chart series.
Hello Jim.
I understand it is a query, but to display it using wpDataTables, that query has to be shown in a table. So if this query works in PHPMyAdmin - it should work in wpDataTables as well.
Is there a way you could export your database, zip it, and send it to us (you can attach it here, just make sure to enable the "Private" response so it is only visible to us), and I can try the same query you used, and probably provide a solution?
Best regards.
Kind Regards,
Aleksandar Vuković
[email protected]
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