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Francis
Francis

Reputation: 145

SQL Combine Multiple rows into Multiple Columns

I have been looking at the other example here and across the web and I just cannot wrap my head around how to do this.

I have a site where I am pulling every piece of information on products into the one table to be viewed and then loaded into a csv/excel sheet.

It combines 7 tables and spits them out as below: (cut off the rest of the table to make easily readable)

ID  Filter     FilterValue  ParentItem  ItemTitle             
---------------------------------------------------------------
7   15         B            LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM
7   16         Yes          LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM  
7   18         Yes          LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM
7   20         Std          LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM
7   22         Yes          LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM
7   23         Polyester    LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM
7   25         White        LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM
7   26         127mm        LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM

Using this code (The current columns showing are tblprod.prodID, prodval.valueColumn, prodval.valueKey, tblprod.parentSKU, and tblprod.prodTitle )

SELECT 
   tblprod.prodID as ID, prodval.valueColumn as Filter, 
   prodval.valueKey as FilterValue, tblprod.prodSKU as Item, 
   tblprod.parentSKU as ParentItem, tblprod.prodTitle as ItemTitle, 
   tblprod.prodConsumerTitle as ConsumerTitle, tblprod.itemGroup as ItemGroup, 
   tblprod.itemFamily as ItemFamily, tblprod.cutLengthCode as LengthCode, 
   tblprod.prodPackSize as PackSize, tblprod.prodMultQty as MultipleQuantity, 
   tblsu.ImportCode as SalesUnit, tblprod.prodPrice as SalesPrice , 
   tblprod.qtyDependent as QtyDep, tblprod.qtyTarget as Limit, 
   tblprod.targetPrice as Price, tblprod.prodLegacyImage as MainImage,
   catprod.IsPrimary as SafetyinMind, featlists.prodList as NEWLimited      
FROM 
   [Eclipse].[dbo].[tbl_Product] AS tblprod
LEFT JOIN 
   [Database].[dbo].[tbl_SalesUnit] AS tblsu ON tblsu.ID = tblprod.saleUnit
LEFT JOIN 
   [Database].[dbo].[tbl_ProductFilter] AS prodfil ON prodfil.ProdID = tblprod.prodID
LEFT JOIN 
   [Database].[dbo].[tbl_ProductFilterValues] AS prodval ON prodval.valueID = prodfil.valueID
LEFT JOIN
   [Database].[dbo].[tbl_ProductstoFeaturedLists] AS prodlists ON prodlists.prodID = tblprod.prodID
LEFT JOIN
   [Database].[dbo].[tbl_FeaturedLists] AS featlists ON featlists.ID = prodlists.listID
LEFT JOIN 
   [Database].[dbo].[tbl_CategoryProducts] AS catprod ON catprod.prodID = tblprod.prodID

The important part is I want to combine the rows of the same ID, create column titles out of the Filter column (prodval.valueColumn) and fill them with their corresponding value (prodval.valueKey)

My issue is I just have no idea how to accomplish this and I am lost when reading the other answers, secondly there are 19 filters and not every product will have all of them (as you can see the above product has 8) I am unsure if this will cause me any issues when I do this. The filters range from 15 to 33, all of them are used but just by different products.

An example table would look like below. 

ID  ParentItem  ItemTitle               Filter 15   Filter 16   Filter 17   Filter 18   Filter 19   Filter 20   Filter...
7   LE0001      LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM  B           YES                     YES                     Std

If anyone could offer any help I would seriously appreciate it, I just cannot get my head around it.

Sorry forgot to mention I am using SQL Server Management Studio

Upvotes: 1

Views: 4465

Answers (2)

Saravana Kumar
Saravana Kumar

Reputation: 3729

Use PIVOT to get the result. Fiddler Demo

CREATE TABLE #Sample
(
    ID INT,  
    Filter INT,    
    FilterValue VARCHAR(100),  
    ParentItem VARCHAR(100),  
    ItemTitle VARCHAR(100)
)

INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   15,'B',   'LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')
INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   16,'Yes', 'LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')  
INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   18,'Yes', 'LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')
INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   20,'Std', 'LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')
INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   22,'Yes', 'LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')
INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   23,'Polyester',    'LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')
INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   25,'White','LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')
INSERT INTO #Sample VALUES(7,   26,'127mm','LE0001','LB PALETTE WHITE 127MM')


SELECT P.ID,P.ParentItem, P.ItemTitle, 
 Min(Filter15) Filter15,
 Min(Filter16) Filter16 ,
 Min(Filter17)Filter17,
 Min(Filter18)Filter18,
 Min(Filter19)Filter19,
 Min(Filter20)Filter20,
 Min(Filter21)Filter21,
 Min(Filter22)Filter22,
Min(Filter23)Filter23,
Min(Filter24)Filter24,
Min(Filter25)Filter25,
Min(Filter26)Filter26,
Min(Filter27)Filter27,
Min(Filter28)Filter28,
Min(Filter29)Filter29,
Min(Filter30)Filter30,
Min(Filter31)Filter31,
Min(Filter32)Filter32,
Min(Filter33)Filter33
FROM 
 (SELECT *,
               'Filter' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(30), Filter)  AS Filter_A

        FROM   #Sample
 ) AS A

 PIVOT (Min(A.FilterValue) FOR Filter_A in 
      (Filter15,Filter16,Filter17,Filter18,Filter19,
       Filter20,Filter21,Filter22,Filter23,Filter24,
       Filter25,Filter26,Filter27,Filter28,Filter29,
       Filter30,Filter31,Filter32,Filter33)) AS P
GROUP BY P.ID,P.ParentItem, P.ItemTitle

Upvotes: 0

Deep
Deep

Reputation: 3202

try below solution :

DECLARE @Columns VARCHAR(max)
;WITH cte
     AS (SELECT Min(Filter) minimum,
                Max(Filter) maximum
         FROM   yourtable)
SELECT @Columns = Stuff((SELECT ',' + '[ ' + CONVERT(VARCHAR(30), number, 121) + ']'
                         FROM   master..spt_values N
                         WHERE  EXISTS (SELECT 1
                                        FROM   cte
                                        WHERE  n.number BETWEEN cte.minimum AND cte.maximum)
                                AND type = 'P'
                         FOR XML PATH('')), 1, 1, '')

DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(max)= 'select [ID],[ParentItem],[ItemTitle],' + @Columns + 
                            ' from (select [ID],[ParentItem],[ItemTitle],[Filter],[FilterValue] from yourtable) t 
                            pivot
                            (MAx(FilterValue)
                            FOR Filter in(' + @Columns + ')
                            )as pvt'

EXEC sp_executesql
  @sql

sqlfiddle

Upvotes: 1

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