rEVERSING COLUMNS SQL SERVER

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I HAVE DATA LIKE THIS

DATE         ID            CATEGORYCODE      AMOUNT
1/1/2013     100            DRIVER            10
1/1/2013     100            SALESMAN          100
1/1/2013     100            SALESEXEC         40
2/1/2013     100            DRIVER            60

WANT OUT PUT LIKE THIS

DATE       1D    DRIVER  SALESMAN   SALESEXEC
1/1/2013   100    10       100        40
2/1/2013   100    60

Posted 13-Feb-13 23:12pm

robinsonpaul

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2013-02-13T23:24:00

Solution 1

Try this:

SQL

SELECT [DATE], [DRIVER], [SALESMAN], [SALESEXEC]
FROM (SELECT * FROM YourTable) AS DT
PIVOT(SUM([AMOUNT]) FOR [ID] IN ([DRIVER], [SALESMAN], [SALESEXEC])) AS PT
ORDER BY [DATE]

[EDIT]
If you need dynamic columns, try this:

SQL

DECLARE @cols NVARCHAR(200)

SET @cols = STUFF((SELECT DISTINCT '],[' + [CATEGORYCODE]
					FROM YourTable
					ORDER BY '],[' + [CATEGORYCODE]
			FOR XML PATH('')),1,2,'') + ']'
SELECT [DATE], @cols
FROM (SELECT * FROM YourTable) AS DT
PIVOT(SUM([AMOUNT]) FOR [ID] IN (@cols)) AS PT
ORDER BY [DATE]

[/EDIT]

Posted 13-Feb-13 23:24pm

Maciej Los

Updated 14-Feb-13 0:34am

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Mehdi Gholam 14-Feb-13 5:26am

5'ed

Maciej Los 14-Feb-13 5:31am

Thank you ;)

robinsonpaul 14-Feb-13 5:49am

Okay this a goo answer need group by date form and able select category in in part as a qury..now its hard coded driver,salesman...any way thanks for this answer part

Maciej Los 14-Feb-13 6:35am

If you need dynamic columns, see my answer after update.

CHill60 14-Feb-13 9:11am

+5 - especially for the edit

Maciej Los 14-Feb-13 9:18am

Thank you ;)