How could I generate monthly and annuall reports?

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public function daily_sales($date)
	{
		$sql = "SELECT *
				FROM sales
				WHERE DATE(`sale_date_paid`) = ?
				ORDER BY sale_date_paid DESC";
		return $this->getRows($sql, [$date]);
	}//end daily_sales

What I have tried:

public function daily_sales($date)
	{
		$sql = "SELECT *
				FROM sales
				WHERE DATE(`sale_date_paid`) = ?
				ORDER BY sale_date_paid DESC";
		return $this->getRows($sql, [$date]);
	}//end daily_sales

	public function monthly_sales($date){
		//kailangan ma pasa rito yung month at year
		$sql = "SELECT * FROM `sales` WHERE `sales`.`sale_date_paid` LIKE '$date%'";
		return $this->getRows($sql,[$date]);
	}

Posted 11-Mar-19 1:15am

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Updated 11-Mar-19 8:33am

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan

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MadMyche · Answer 1 · 2019-03-11T01:47:00

The key to doing reports over periods of time is to utilize the aggregate and functions in conjunction with GROUP BY

Please note that I have not formatted this for any particular version of SQL, and I also do not not know what column in your table contains the amounts of sale. You may need to adjust for your situation
SQL

SELECT YEAR(sale_date_paid), MONTH(sale_date_paid), SUM(OrderTotal) FROM sales GROUP BY YEAR(sale_date_paid), MONTH(sale_date_paid) ORDER BY YEAR(sale_date_paid), MONTH(sale_date_paid)

Reference: MySQL sum() with group by - w3resource[^]