If I have the following table
Hour Clicks Conversions
12:00 2 0
1:00 3 2
2:00 1 1
How do I write a SELECT statment that dissaggrates it across both columns, so I get:
12:00 1 0
12:00 1 0
1:00 1 0
1:00 1 1
1:00 1 1
2:00 1 1
If I can't do it with a SELECT, how do I write a stored proc that does it with a loop?
Thanks!
This assumes there will only ever be one row for any given value of [Hour]
. If there can be duplicates, I would aggregate those first (I assume the source is already an aggregation of some kind).
DECLARE @x TABLE ([Hour] CHAR(5), Clicks INT, Conversions INT);
INSERT @x SELECT '12:00',2,0
UNION ALL SELECT '13:00',3,2
UNION ALL SELECT '14:00',1,1;
;WITH x AS
(
SELECT n = ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY s1.[object_id]) FROM sys.all_columns AS s1
-- CROSS JOIN (SELECT 1 UNION ALL SELECT 2) AS s2 -- to double the rows if you need more
),
y AS
(
SELECT [Hour], Conversions, Clicks,
m = MAX(CASE WHEN Conversions > Clicks THEN Conversions ELSE Clicks END)
FROM @x GROUP BY [Hour], Conversions, Clicks
)
SELECT y.[Hour],
Clicks = CASE WHEN Clicks < x.n THEN 0 ELSE 1 END,
Conversions = CASE WHEN Conversions < x.n THEN 0 ELSE 1 END
FROM x INNER JOIN y ON x.n <= y.m
ORDER BY CONVERT(TIME, y.[Hour]), Clicks, Conversions;
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