insert in the last row to show aggregate

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in my table suppose the data is like this

column1 column2
 1        50
 2        100
 3        50
 4        100

in the 5th row i want to aggreagate of column2

column1  column2
 1        50
 2        100
 3        50
 4        100
 final    75

how to do it ?

Posted 26-Jun-13 10:28am

anurag19289

Updated 26-Jun-13 10:43am

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-26T10:49:00

Try this:

SQL

DECLARE @tmp TABLE (Col1 INT IDENTITY(1,1), Col2 INT)

INSERT INTO @tmp (Col2)
SELECT 50 AS Col2
UNION ALL SELECT 100
UNION ALL SELECT 50
UNION ALL SELECT 100

SELECT CONVERT(VARCHAR(30), Col1) As Col1, Col2
FROM @tmp
UNION ALL
SELECT 'Average', AVG(Col2)
FROM @tmp

Result:

Col1    Col2
1	50
2	100
3	50
4	100
Average	75