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Asked: May 13, 20262026-05-13T20:55:31+00:00 2026-05-13T20:55:31+00:00

Can i apply SUM() within an ISNULL() …. Consider my following sql server select

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Can i apply SUM() within an ISNULL()…. Consider my following sql server select statement

SELECT e.Emp_Id,e.Identity_No,e.Emp_Name,case WHEN e.SalaryBasis=1 
THEN 'Weekly' ELSE 'Monthly' end as SalaryBasis,e.FixedSalary,
    ISNULL(Adv.Daily_Wage,0) as Advance from Employee as e 
    inner join Designation as d on e.Desig_Id=d.Desig_Id
    Left Outer Join Payroll as Adv on e.Emp_Id=Adv.Emp_Id where e.Is_Deleted=0 

This Statement Works fine…. But when i apply SUM() within an ISNULL()

SELECT e.Emp_Id,e.Identity_No,e.Emp_Name,case WHEN e.SalaryBasis=1 
    THEN 'Weekly' ELSE 'Monthly' end as SalaryBasis,e.FixedSalary,
        ISNULL(SUM(Adv.Daily_Wage),0) as Advance from Employee as e 
        inner join Designation as d on e.Desig_Id=d.Desig_Id
        Left Outer Join Payroll as Adv on e.Emp_Id=Adv.Emp_Id 
        where e.Is_Deleted=0 

I got the error,

Column ‘Employee.Emp_Id’ is invalid in
the select list because it is not
contained in either an aggregate
function or the GROUP BY clause.

Any suggestion….

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    2026-05-13T20:55:31+00:00Added an answer on May 13, 2026 at 8:55 pm

    You need to GROUP BY the other columns in the select. Something like

    SELECT  e.Emp_Id,
            e.Identity_No,
            e.Emp_Name,
            case 
                WHEN e.SalaryBasis=1  THEN 'Weekly' 
                ELSE 'Monthly' 
            end as SalaryBasis,e.FixedSalary, 
            ISNULL(SUM(Adv.Daily_Wage),0) as Advance 
    from    Employee as e  inner join 
            Designation as d on e.Desig_Id=d.Desig_Id Left Outer Join 
            Payroll as Adv on e.Emp_Id=Adv.Emp_Id  
    where   e.Is_Deleted=0 
    GROUP BY e.Emp_Id, --This section is what you are missing
            e.Identity_No,
            e.Emp_Name,
            case 
                WHEN e.SalaryBasis=1  THEN 'Weekly' 
                ELSE 'Monthly' 
            end,
        e.FixedSalary
    

    Have a look at the definition here

    GROUP BY (Transact-SQL)

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