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SQLCOUNT() Function


The SQL COUNT() Function

TheCOUNT() function returns the number of rows that matches a specified criterion.

Example

Find the total number of rows in theProducts table (will include NULL values):

SELECT COUNT(*)
FROM Products;
Try it Yourself »

Syntax

SELECT COUNT([DISTINCT]column_name | *)
FROMtable_name
WHEREcondition;

The behavior ofCOUNT() depends on the argument used within the parentheses:

  • COUNT(*) - Counts the total number of rows in a table (including NULL values).
  • COUNT(columnname) - Counts all non-null values in the column.
  • COUNT(DISTINCT columnname) - Counts only the unique, non-null values in the column.

Demo Database

Below is a selection from theProducts table used in the examples:

ProductIDProductNameSupplierIDCategoryIDUnitPrice
1Chais1110 boxes x 20 bags18.00
2Chang1124 - 12 oz bottles19.00
3Aniseed Syrup1212 - 550 ml bottles10.00
4Chef Anton's Cajun Seasoning2248 - 6 oz jars22.00
5Chef Anton's Gumbo Mix2236 boxes21.35


Using COUNT(column_name)

TheCOUNT(column_name) counts all non-null values in the specified column.

The following SQL counts all non-null values of the "ProductName" column:

Example

Find the number of products where theProductName is not null:

SELECT COUNT(ProductName)
FROM Products;
Try it Yourself »

Add a WHERE Clause

You can add aWHERE clause to specify conditions:

Example

Find the number of products wherePrice is higher than 20:

SELECT COUNT(ProductID)
FROM Products
WHERE Price > 20;
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Using COUNT(DISTINCT column_name)

You can ignore duplicates by using theDISTINCT keyword.

TheCOUNT(DISTINCT column_name) counts only the unique, non-null values in the column.

IfDISTINCT is specified, rows with the same value for the specified column will be counted as one.

The following SQL counts the unique, non-null values of the "Price" column:

Example

How manydifferent prices are there in theProducts table:

SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT Price)
FROM Products;
Try it Yourself »

Use an Alias

Give the counted column a name by using theAS keyword.

Example

Name the column "Number of records":

SELECT COUNT(*) AS [Number of records]
FROM Products;
Try it Yourself »

Use COUNT() with GROUP BY

Here we use theCOUNT() function and theGROUP BY clause, to return the number of records for each category in the Products table:

Example

SELECT COUNT(*) AS [Number of records], CategoryID
FROM Products
GROUP BY CategoryID;
Try it Yourself »

You will learn more about theGROUP BY clause later in this tutorial.





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