How to exchange rows and columns heads in sqlserver -2005

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select planttype ,sum(noof50kgsbags*50)[50 Kg],sum(noof70kgsbags*70)[70 Kg]
from K_FeedPlantEntryIndent
WHERE  (date BETWEEN '2013-04-01 00:00.000' AND getdate()) AND (attrited = 'True')
group by planttype order by planttype

result

planttype   50 Kg	70 Kg
KJL	   353550	2416120
Rohini	   56150	220990
Sneha	   43950        0
Suguna	   1290850	0

My desired output is

plantype   KJL  Rohini Sneha  Suguna
50 kg       xx   xx     xx      xx
70 Kg        x   x      x       xx

Can any one suggest me how to do?

Posted 5-Aug-13 20:26pm

Bhagavan Raju M

Updated 5-Aug-13 20:35pm

Maciej Los

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Maciej Los 6-Aug-13 2:42am

What have you tried? Where are you stuck?

Bhagavan Raju M 6-Aug-13 3:03am

select * from
(select planttype ,sum(noof50kgsbags)[50 Kg] from K_FeedPlantEntryIndent WHERE (date BETWEEN '2013-04-01 00:00.000' AND getdate()) AND (attrited = 'True')
group by planttype)as t
PIVOT
( sum([50 Kg])
for[planttype] in(Rohini,Sneha,KJL,Suguna)
)
As t2

Bhagavan Raju M 6-Aug-13 3:04am

@Maciej Los I am getting 1 as my row no I need 50kg

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_Damian S_ · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-05T20:30:00

Solution 1

You need to use a pivot to achieve this. Here's an article with a full example for you: Simple Way To Use Pivot In SQL Query[^]

Posted 5-Aug-13 20:30pm

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Maciej Los 6-Aug-13 8:08am

Very good answer, +5!