Row Count

[SkyRanger]

I am trying to count rows where there is multiple entries.

 

userlevels: (column name)

2

3

4

 

I can get them to post separate

 

What I need to do is do a row count with 2 of the number 3 and 4

 

example:

 

userlevels:

 

2 - 1 Entry

3 - 2 entries

4 - 3 entries

 

if ($resultt = $mysqli->query("SELECT userlevel FROM users where userlevel='3' and userlevel='4' ")) {

   /* determine number of rows result set */
   $row_cntt = $resultt->num_rows;

   printf("%d", $row_cntt);

   /* close result set */
   $resultt->close();
}

 

I got it so:

 

Level 2 : 1 User

Other: 0 Users but as stated there are 2 for 3 and 3 for 4

[Jessica]

You'll need to use COUNT() and GROUP BY in your query. Check out the MySQL documentation and give it a shot.

[SkyRanger]

Thank Jessica,

 

ok Tried this and still an output of 0

 

if ($resultt = $mysqli->query("SELECT userlevel, count(*) FROM users where userlevel='3' and userlevel='4' group by userlevel")) {

/* determine number of rows result set */
$row_cntt = $resultt->num_rows;

printf("%d", $row_cntt);

/* close result set */
$resultt->close();
}

[Jessica]

A user level can't be both equal to 3 and equal to 4. There is no such number. Furthermore, if you want the output you said in your first post, you don't want the number of rows returned, you want the actual rows.

[SkyRanger]

Yeah I need the actual number of rows that are userlevel 3 & 4 so if there is 2 rows with level 3 and 3 rows for level 4, I need it to output 5. So would it be easier to output the count for each one separate then add them together?

[Jessica]

A number cannot be both 3 AND 4. It could be ..... 3 OR 4....

 

If you just want the entire count remove the group by.

[SkyRanger]

Figured out how to do it the easy way. because I already had the count for 3 and 4 displaying in my script. I just added them together to get the sum

echo  $row_cntf+ $row_cntp;

cnttf - is the count for 3
cntp - is the count for 4