I have a table (tbl_people), in this table I have a datetime field I want to group and count the records in groups of 10 years... The result should be something like:
This will helps .
select CONCAT(FLOOR(YEAR(from_unixtime(TIMESTAMP))/10)*10,'-',(FLOOR(YEAR(from_unixtime(TIMESTAMP))/10)*10)+9) as year , count(ID) from
TABLE group by FLOOR(YEAR(from_unixtime(TIMESTAMP))/10)*10;
This should work - SQL Fiddle (thanks to Olaf Dietsche for showing me that this wonderful site exists):
SELECT
COUNT(`year`) as `count`,
CONCAT(
FLOOR(YEAR(`year`) / 10) * 10,
'-',
(CEIL(YEAR(`year`) / 10) * 10) - 1
) as `year`
FROM
`tbl_people`
GROUP BY
CONCAT(
FLOOR(YEAR(`year`) / 10) * 10,
'-',
(CEIL(YEAR(`year`) / 10) * 10) - 1
)
If the number is 1992, FLOOR(1992 / 10) will give 199, and times with 10 will give 1990. The same thing about CEIL(1992 / 10) = 200 and times 10 = 2000, minus 1, gives 1999 so the year should be 1990-1999.
First calculate the decade for each row
select floor(year(`year`) / 10) * 10 as decade
from tbl_people
and then use this intermediate result for counting SQL Fiddle
select count(*), decade, decade + 9
from (select floor(year(`year`) / 10) * 10 as decade
from tbl_people) t
group by decade
or this SQL Fiddle, if you want the decade in one column
select count(*) as count, concat(decade, '-', decade + 9) as year
from (select floor(year(`year`) / 10) * 10 as decade
from tbl_people) t
group by decade