how to display the column value change into row

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column value is change into row in sql table or c sharp coding
how can it possible,
asap....

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1.default table...
=================================
name      type       date
=================================
sekar     present    2015-06-01
sekar     present    2015-06-02
sekar     present    2015-06-03
sekar     absent     2015-06-04
sekar     present    2015-06-05
=================================

i want to like this below table.....
======================================================================
name     2015-06-01   2015-06-02   2015-06-03  2015-06-04  2015-06-05
=======================================================================
sekar     present      present      present    absent      present
========================================================================

Posted 17-Jun-15 1:31am

sekar305

Updated 17-Jun-15 2:19am

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Dave Kreskowiak 17-Jun-15 8:11am

What? I don't think anyone can figure out what you're talking about. Change into row? What does that mean? Give an example.

sekar305 17-Jun-15 8:19am

nw u can see table format...

John C Rayan 17-Jun-15 8:23am

You can do it using Pivot. Look for some samples.

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Solution 2

--YOU COULD USED DYNAMIC PIVOT IF THE COLUMNS ARE DYNAMIC . HERE IS A SAMPLE 
CREATE TABLE #T
(
NAME VARCHAR(20),
STYPE VARCHAR(10),
SDATE DATETIME
)

INSERT INTO #T VALUES('ANIMESH' , 'PRESENT' , '2015-05-01')
INSERT INTO #T VALUES('ANIMESH' , 'PRESENT' , '2015-05-02')
INSERT INTO #T VALUES('ANIMESH' , 'ABSENT' , '2015-05-03')
INSERT INTO #T VALUES('ANIMESH' , 'PRESENT' , '2015-05-04')
  
 --VARIABLE FOR GET THE DATES IN SEQUENTIAL ORDER WITHIN A SINLE COLUMN
 DECLARE @COLS AS VARCHAR(MAX)
 
 --VARIABLE FOR DYNAMIC QUERY
 DECLARE @QUERY  AS NVARCHAR(MAX)


SELECT @COLS=ISNULL(@COLS+',','')+ '['+ CAST(CONVERT(DATE , T.SDATE) AS VARCHAR) + ']'  FROM #T T
SET @COLS= REVERSE(SUBSTRING(REVERSE(@COLS),1,LEN(@COLS)))
SET @QUERY = 'SELECT NAME, ' + @COLS  +' FROM 
            (
                SELECT *  FROM #T
           ) X
            PIVOT 
            (
                 MIN([STYPE])
                FOR [SDATE] IN (' + @COLS + ')
            ) P '

EXEC (@QUERY)

thanks
Animesh

Posted 17-Jun-15 18:57pm

Animesh Datta

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deepankarbhatnagar · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-17T02:36:00

Solution 1

HI, use pivot element, see details from link below,

thanks in advance

Simple Way To Use Pivot In SQL Query[^]

Posted 17-Jun-15 2:36am

deepankarbhatnagar

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sekar305 17-Jun-15 9:04am

but i dont want aggregate function inside the pivot, i want present,absent,etc...