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How to calculate yearly sales revenue of mountain bikes?

Execute the following Microsoft SQL Server T-SQL script in Query Editor to obtain the yearly and monthly sales revenue figures for the AdventureWorks Cycles company, a fictional mountain, road & touring bike manufacturer:

-- How to calculate revenue - How to calculate gross margin - SQL calculate revenue

SELECT   [Year] = YEAR(OrderDate),

         SoldQty = left(convert(VARCHAR,convert(MONEY, SUM(OrderQty)), 1), -3 +

                  len (convert(VARCHAR,convert(MONEY, SUM(OrderQty)), 1))),

         SalesRevenue = '$' + convert(VARCHAR,convert(MONEY,

                  SUM(OrderQty * UnitPrice * (1.0 - UnitPriceDiscount))), 1),

         GrossMargin = '$' + convert(VARCHAR,convert(MONEY,

                  SUM(OrderQty * (UnitPrice * (1.0 - UnitPriceDiscount))

                  - StandardCost)),  1)

FROM     Sales.SalesOrderHeader AS H

         INNER JOIN Sales.SalesOrderDetail AS D

           ON D.SalesOrderID = H.SalesOrderID

         INNER JOIN Production.Product P

           ON P.ProductID = D.ProductID

GROUP BY YEAR(OrderDate)

ORDER BY [Year];

GO

 

/* Results

 

Year  SoldQty     SalesRevenue      GrossMargin

2001  11848       $11,331,808.96    $6,352,004.60

2002  60918       $30,674,773.17    $18,241,066.63

2003  124699      $42,011,037.16    $25,499,399.18

2004  77449       $25,828,752.10    $14,419,422.30

*/

------------

USE AdventureWorks;

GO

 

-- How to calculate sales revenue by quarter

SELECT [Quarter] = CONVERT(VARCHAR,YEAR(OrderDate)) + 'Q' +

                  CONVERT(VARCHAR,(MONTH(OrderDate) - 1) / 3 + 1),

       SoldQty = SUM(OrderQty),

                  SalesRevenue = '$' + CONVERT(VARCHAR,CONVERT(MONEY,

                  SUM(OrderQty * UnitPrice * (1.0 - UnitPriceDiscount))), 1)

FROM     Sales.SalesOrderHeader AS H

         JOIN Sales.SalesOrderDetail AS D

           ON D.SalesOrderID = H.SalesOrderID

GROUP BY CONVERT(VARCHAR,YEAR(OrderDate)) + 'Q' +

             CONVERT(VARCHAR,(MONTH(OrderDate) - 1) / 3 + 1)

ORDER BY [Quarter];

GO

/* Results

 

Quarter     SoldQty     SalesRevenue

2001Q3      4833        $4,647,156.85

2001Q4      7015        $6,684,652.11

2002Q1      5184        $5,860,884.49

2002Q2      7064        $6,167,832.56

2002Q3      28146       $10,277,073.05

2002Q4      20524       $8,368,983.08

2003Q1      13095       $6,679,873.81

2003Q2      20416       $8,357,874.88

2003Q3      48955       $13,681,907.05

2003Q4      42233       $13,291,381.43

2004Q1      31540       $11,398,376.28

2004Q2      43700       $14,379,535.19

2004Q3      2209        $50,840.63

*/

------------

-- How to calculate revenue

-- Monthly revenue calculation

SELECT

      [Year] = YEAR(OrderDate),

      [Month] = Month(OrderDate),

      SoldQty = SUM(OrderQty),

      SalesRevenue = '$'+convert(varchar, convert(money,

                   SUM(OrderQty * UnitPrice * (1.0-UnitPriceDiscount))

                   ),1)

FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader AS H

JOIN Sales.SalesOrderDetail AS D

      ON D.SalesOrderID = H.SalesOrderID

GROUP BY YEAR(OrderDate), Month(OrderDate)

ORDER BY [Year], [Month];

GO

/* Partial results

 

Year  Month SoldQty     SalesRevenue

2004  1     9227        $3,009,197.42

2004  2     10999       $4,167,855.43

2004  3     11314       $4,221,323.43

2004  4     12235       $3,819,776.73

2004  5     15656       $5,194,121.52

2004  6     15805       $5,364,840.18

2004  7     2209        $50,840.63

*/

 

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