sql server - How to get a total for each InsuredCounty and Average for each Mod -


how can return total premium each insuredcounty , average experiencemod, scheduremod,territorymod, effectivemod in 1 query?

select *  (select insured,              insuredcounty,              policynumber,              effectivedate,              policytype,              sum(premium) premium,              experiencemod,              isnull(schedulemod,0) schedulemod,              territorymod,              isnull(effectivemod,0) effectivemod,             row_number() on (partition insured,policynumber,premium, transactiontype order policytype desc) rid        productionreportmetrics       effectivedate <= eomonth(getdate())       , companyline = 'arch insurance company'        , insured <>'jerry''s test'        , transactiontype = 'policy'       group  insured,                 insuredcounty,                 policynumber,                 policytype,                 effectivedate,                 experiencemod,                 schedulemod,                 territorymod,                 effectivemod,                  premium,                 effectivedate,                 transactiontype       ) b  rid = 1  order  insuredcounty, premium desc, effectivedate

currently outcome looks this:

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but desirable outcome that:

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what this?

with cte (     select      insuredcounty   insuredcountry      , premium       premium     , experiencemod experiencemod     , scheduremod   scheduremod     , territorymod  territorymod     , effectivemod  effectivemod     productionreportmetrics     effectivedate <= eomonth(getdate())         , companyline = 'arch insurance company'          , insured <>'jerry''s test'          , transactiontype = 'policy' ) select insuredcountry     , sum(premium) premium     , avg(experiencemod) experiencemod      , avg(scheduremod)   scheduremod      , avg(territorymod)  territorymod      , avg(effectivemod)  effectivemod  cte group insuredcountry order insuredcounty, premium desc, effectivedate;

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