Table Transformer - Add column B and C based on value in Column A for each matching row

[nppani]

I am trying to Add two column values Column B and Column C based on value in Column A. How can I do that in the Table Transformer SQL

Example TABLE DATA

Col A     Col B    Col C

USA       10          20

CHINA    05         04

USA        30          20

USA          5           10

Select T1.'COL A', 

IF (T1.'COL A' = "USA",1,0) THEN SUM(T1.'COL B', T1.'COL C') AS 'USA TOTAL',

IF (T1.'COL A' = "CHINA",1,0) THEN SUM(T1.'COL B', T1.'COL C') AS 'CHINA TOTAL',

FROM T* GROUP BY T1.'COL A'

I might be wrong. Thanks for your time and help in advance.

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[Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}]

Hi @nppani

You may use the following solution (the screenshots were taken for Cloud, so I use the Table Toolbox macro to nest macros, for Server/Data Center you may wrap them directly):

SELECT T1.'Col A',
CASE WHEN T1.'Col A' LIKE "USA"
THEN T1.'Col B' + T1.'Col C'
END
AS 'USA Total',
CASE WHEN T1.'Col A' LIKE "China"
THEN T1.'Col B' + T1.'Col C'
END
AS 'China Total'
FROM T1

Then you may use the Table Filter macro to count totals:

Hope this helps your case.

[nppani]

Thank you.

[nppani]

Unfortunately, I don't have that Macro in my Confluence 7.1.4 version.

[Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}]

In the original question you've mentioned the Table Transformer twice - this is one of the macros provided with the Table Filter and Charts for Confluence app (along with Table Filter, Pivot Table, Chart from Table macros and many more).

Maybe I didn't get the question then and you mean smth else.

[Katerina Kovriga {Stiltsoft}]

Or you are on Server/Data Center and trying to find the Table Toolbox macro?

I've mentioned in the beginning of the answer that for Server/Data Center you place your source table inside the Table Transformer and then wrap your Table Transformer macro into the Table Filter macro directly on the page.

If you check the screenshots, you'll see that I use the Table Transformer and Table Filter macros, the Table Toolbox macro is just a shell for Cloud (Cloud users can't wrap macros directly one into another).

[nppani]

Thanks for your explanation Katerina. Let me explore and revert back.