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  1. select (Select count(b.TITLE) from SalesLT.Customer b Where Title LIKE 'Mr%') as women ,(Select count(c.TITLE) from SalesLT.Customer c Where Title LIKE 'Ms%') as men ,(Select count(d.TITLE) from SalesLT.Customer d Where Title NOT LIKE 'Ms%' AND Title NOT LIKE 'Mr%' ) as unidentified ,count(a.TITLE) as Total from SalesLT.Customer a

  2. I want to grab a value from a table into two different columns for different values from the same table. Use this query as an example (notice how the select is on the same table aliased as 2 different tables): SELECT a.myVal, b.myVal. FROM MyTable a, MyTable b. WHERE.

  3. You can use Microsoft Query to retrieve data from external sources, you don't have to retype the query and you can use Excel cells to filter the data from the database. To import external data into Excel with Microsoft Query, follow the steps below.

  4. 26 wrz 2022 · However, Excel doesn’t natively have a QUERY function that you can use in cells on the sheet. In this blog post, I’m going to show you how to add a QUERY function to Excel and give a few examples of how to use it. First look. Let’s start by taking a look at the function in action. Simple SELECT query examples. The function is pretty ...

  5. 17 sty 2013 · Join entity twice and give the name column aliases. Remove the last join if additional carrier fields are not needed. select customer_entity.name as customer_name, customer.credit, -- additional customer fields... carrier_entity.name as carrier_name, carrier.carrier_stuff -- additional carrier fields... from entity as customer_entity.

  6. 28 maj 2020 · I have a simple select statement from one table that lists the same numeric column (TRANAMT) twice. If the number is positive (>0) I want it to show in the first reference of TRANAMT. If the number is negative (<0) I want it to should in the next reference of TRANAMT.

  7. SELECT i.ItemName, i.CreateDate, (u.LastName + ', ' + u.FirstName) as [Created By Name], i.CreatedBy, i.LastChanged, (u.LastName + ', ' + u.FirstName) as [Last Changed By Name], i.LastChangedBy FROM Items i JOIN Users u ON i.CreatedBy = u.UserID WHERE i.LastChangedBy = 0001;

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