20. Count total number of customers

“I was so afraid that we’ll have no signups at all, the numbers don’t look bad!” said Gessica, “Has anyone purchased though?”

Let’s practice combining filters more and calculate how many users who signed up within the first week are customers?

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Hint

We already know how to filter signups from the first week after Bindle was launched. ✅

Now we need to filter it even more and from all such user records select the ones with a customer status. 🔍

Solution

SELECT
  COUNT(*)
FROM users
WHERE
  created_at > '2018-01-01' 
  AND created_at < '2018-01-08'
  AND status = 'customer'

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