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abrahamgarcia27

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I can't seem to figure out how to structure the following query. 

 

I have two type of content

 

1= helmet

2 = shoulder pads

 

and i have grouped it by school_barcode it gives me all the rows in one result which is what i want. But now i want it to SUM all the count where the type is 1 and type is 2 and give me two different results. 

 

I have this table

 

detail_id

school_barcode

bag_number

type_content

count

receiving_id

freight_bill

time_stamp

 

and have the following query

		$sql = "SELECT SUM(count), `".TABLE_RECEIVING_DETAIL."`.school_barcode, `".TABLE_SCHOOL."`.name FROM `".TABLE_RECEIVING_DETAIL."` LEFT JOIN `".TABLE_SCHOOL."` on  `".TABLE_RECEIVING_DETAIL."`.school_barcode = `".TABLE_SCHOOL."`.bar_code WHERE receiving_id = '$receiving_id' AND freight_bill = '$freight_bill' GROUP BY school_barcode";

The end result should be

 

Customer # | Cutomer Name | Helmets Received SUM | Shoulder Pads Received SUM 

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