MySQL grouping by a previously declared alias, what do I wrap it in? ' OR `

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I have an SQL query that has an alias in the SELECT statement

SELECT CONCAT(YEAR(r.Date),_utf8'-',_utf8'Q',QUARTER(r.Date)) AS 'QuarterYear'

Later, I want to refer to this in my group by statement.

I'm a little confused...should I wrap this with backticks, single quote or just leave it unwrapped int he group by

GROUP BY `QuarterYear `

or should I do this?: GROUP BY 'QuarterYear'

or just this?: GROUP BY QuarterYear

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