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Hi,
I have two tables, one with sales and other with target.
Table-1:
ID | SALES |
1001 | 2000 |
1002 | 100 |
1003 | 500 |
1010 | 1000 |
1005 | 1500 |
Table-2:
ID_NO | TARGET |
1001 | 1000 |
1002 | 500 |
1003 | 1200 |
1010 | 800 |
1005 | 1000 |
Now I wanted to count ID having sales morethan target
Eg: For ID = 1001, Sales = 2000 and Target = 1000 we need to count that ID.
Please help me to do it.
Thanks,
AshDil
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