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Asked: May 27, 20262026-05-27T15:15:39+00:00 2026-05-27T15:15:39+00:00

I have the following table: id | billingno | location ————————- 1 | 9999999

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I have the following table:

id | billingno | location
-------------------------
1  | 9999999   | Toronto
2  | 9999999   | Toronto
3  | 7777777   | Toronto
4  | 7777777   | Quebec

I need a query that would generate me something that looked like this:

location | total | display
--------------------------
Toronto  | 3     | 9999999 - 2, 7777777 - 1
Quebec   | 1     | 7777777 - 1

So, it groups by location, displays the total number of billingno’s for that location, and then the display column lists each billingno and how many times they were in that location. I have been trying to write this for some time, my closest attempt is this:

SELECT location, COUNT(*) AS total, GROUP_CONCAT(DISTINCT CAST(CONCAT(CONVERT(billingno,CHAR(16)), ' - ', THIS_COUNT_PART_FOR_EACH_LOCATION_IN_DISPLAY_DOESNT_WORK)AS CHAR)
SEPARATOR ' - ') AS display
FROM table GROUP BY location
ORDER BY COUNT(*) DESC

It gives me everything I need except I cannot for the life of me figure out how to count the number of each billingno’s under display. If I use COUNT() it gives me an error about grouping. Please help!

Oh, I also had to use the convert to char so it would show up as text and not a BLOB in phpMyAdmin. Thanks again!

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    2026-05-27T15:15:40+00:00Added an answer on May 27, 2026 at 3:15 pm

    Sample data:

    create table location (
        id int,
        billingno varchar(10),
        location varchar(10)
    );
    
    insert into location
    select 1, '9999999', 'Toronto' union 
    select 2, '9999999', 'Toronto' union 
    select 3, '7777777', 'Toronto' union 
    select 4, '7777777', 'Quebec' ;
    

    Query:

    select 
        location, 
        sum(qty) as total, 
        group_concat(concat(billingno, ' - ', cast(qty as char(7))) 
            order by qty desc separator ', '
        ) as display
    from (
        select billingno, location, count(*) as qty
        from location
        group by  billingno, location
    ) t
    group by location
    order by total desc
    

    Result:

    location    total   display
    Toronto     3       9999999 - 2, 7777777 - 1
    Quebec      1       7777777 - 1
    
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