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Could some one please help me to write query to get below output.

Conditon :- IF Status1=0 and Status2 =1 then 'Red' , IF status3=0 and status4=1 then 'Green',IF Status5=1 then 'Blue' need to show in StatusColor column for every ID


select ID,Status1,status2,status3,status4 from StatusMaster


Data					
ID	Status1	status2	status3	status4	Status5
1	0	1	1	0	1
2	1	1	0	0	1
3	1	0	1	1	1
4	0	0	0	1	1


Output	
ID	StatusColor
1	Red,Green,Blue
2	Red
3	Green
4	Red,Green


What I have tried:

I have tried doing with CASE statement but not working as expected
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Updated 22-Mar-21 3:07am

1 solution

Your requirement is:
IF Status1=0 and Status2 =1 then 'Red'
IF status3=0 and status4=1 then 'Green',
IF Status5=1 then 'Blue'


Then, your output should be:
ID	[Status1	status2]	[status3	status4]	[Status5]
1	[(0,1) 'Red']	[(1,0) 'NA']	[(1) 'Blue']
2	[(1,1) 'NA']	[(0,0) 'NA']	[(1) 'Blue']
3	[(1,0) 'NA']	[(1,1) 'NA']	[(1) 'Blue']
4	[(0,0) 'NA']	[(0,1) 'Green']	[(1) 'Blue']

where 'NA' means 'Not Available'

See: SQL Server 2019 | db<>fiddle[^]
 
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Pro86 22-Mar-21 9:11am    
what if first and second condition is true , then I need to show both 'Red' and 'Green' in comma separated
Maciej Los 22-Mar-21 9:16am    
What's database?
Pro86 22-Mar-21 9:18am    
MS SQL Server
Maciej Los 22-Mar-21 9:23am    
Then use CONCAT
Pro86 23-Mar-21 5:54am    
could you please give me example

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