Reputation:
I have a view which has
ID INQCLASS INQDETAIL Period BAL
1233 GROSS water 12-3-2017 233.32
1233 GROSS ENergy 12-3-2017 122.00
ID,INQCLASS, Period is same. Except the INQDETAIL and BAL I want to combine this into a single row which displays water and energy Bal.
Any Suggestions would be helpful. Thank you
Upvotes: 2
Views: 69
Reputation: 502
Try this:
SELECT *
FROM
(SELECT * FROM #temp) AS P
PIVOT
(
max(bal) FOR INQDETAIL IN ([water], [ENergy])
) AS pv1
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 3523
SELECT ID,
INQCLASS,
Period,
MAX(CASE WHEN INQDETAIL = 'water' then BAL else 0 end) as WaterBal,
MAX(CASE WHEN INQDETAIL = 'ENergy' then BAL else 0 end) as ENergyBal
FROM View_Name
GROUP BY ID, INQLASS, Period
The case statement serves to show the BAL only when the condition is met. So with case alone, this would still return two rows for each item, but one would have a Waterbal value and no energybal value, and the other would be the reverse.
When you do GROUP BY, every field has to either be in the GROUP BY list (in this case, ID, INQCLASS, Period), or have an aggregate function like SUM, MAX, COUNT, etc. (in this case Waterbal and energyBal have aggregate functions).
The GROUP BY in this case collapses the common ID, INQLASS, Period into single rows, and then takes the largest (MAX) value for Waterbal and energyBal. Since one is always 0, it simply supplies the other one.
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 334
A simple pivot table ought to do it. As long as you know Inqdetail values ahead of time:
select ID,
INQCLASS,
[Period],
[Water] AS [Water Bal],
[Energy] as [Energy Bal]
from
(
select [ID],
[INQCLASS],
[INQDETAIL],
[Period],
[BAL]
from #util
) As Utilities
PIVOT
(
SUM([BAL])
FOR [inqdetail] IN ([Water],[Energy])
) AS Pvttbl
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 27
Try something like this:
SELECT INQDETAIL
, PERIOD
, SUM(BAL) AS energy_Bal
FROM your_view
WHERE INQDETAIL LIKE 'water'
GROUP BY INQDETAIL
, PERIOD;
Upvotes: 0