I have two columns, quarter_number and quarter_year. The quarter_number column stores a value between 1 and 4, while quarter_year stores a year value. I want the data to be sorted like so for example:
ex: (quarter_number - quarter_year)
4 - 2015
3 - 2015
2 - 2015
1 - 2015
4 - 2014
3 - 2014
etc...
Thus it seemed like this statement would work:
$last_figures = QuarterData::where('company_id', '=', $company->id)
->orderBy('quarter_number')->orderBy('quarter_year')->get();
Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to work as intended (which I thought would be similar to a radix sort). It ends up just sorting by the year (or whatever to last orderBy statement is). Do I have to just program my own custom radix sort for this? Or is there a better way?
Thank you.
I think you have to use the quarter_year
first, like this:
$last_figures = QuarterData::where('company_id', '=', $company->id)
->orderBy('quarter_year')->orderBy('quarter_number')->get();
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