Using Microsoft SQL Server 2012.
I have a table:
PartID |TypeSet | Setting | ObservID |TransDate
---------------------------------------------
1 A 456 12 10/20/2015
1 A 377 12 10/20/2015
1 A 425 12 10/20/2015
1 A 665 12 10/20/2015
1 A 543 12 10/20/2015
1 A 554 12 10/20/2015
1 B 34 41 10/21/2015
1 B 27 41 10/21/2015
1 B 27 41 10/21/2015
1 B 29 41 10/21/2015
1 C 1299 12 10/20/2015
1 C 1227 12 10/20/2015
I would like to display it as the following. Single row grouped on PartID.
PartID | A Avg | B Avg | C Avg | A ObservID | B ObservID | C ObservID
---------------------------------------------------------------------
1 503 29 1263 12 41 12
I cannot get the ObservIDs to display w/o creating a multi-row return dataset. I have no problem with the A, B and C Average with this query:
SELECT
PartID
,[A] as 'A Average'
,[B] as 'B Average'
,[C] as 'C Average'
-- ,(ObservID)
--,CASE WHEN [A] = 'A Average' THEN max([ObservID]) END as 'A Ob'
--,CASE WHEN [B] = 'B Average' THEN max([ObservID]) END as 'B Ob'
-- ,CASE WHEN [C] = 'C Average' THEN max([ObservID]) END as 'C Ob'
FROM
(SELECT
PartID
,TypeSet
,Setting
--,ObservID
FROM #Temp1
) as MeasData
PIVOT
(
AVG(Setting)
FOR [TypeSet] in
( [A], [B], [C])
) as PivotTable
You can see in the above query where I've tried to get ObservID in it but when I uncomment those lines, errors occur. Some notes: The ObservIDs will stay consistent for each TypeSet.
Here's the data:
create table #Temp1
(
PartID INT
, TypeSet VARCHAR(10)
, Setting INT
, ObservID INT
, TransDate Date
)
INSERT INTO #Temp1(PartID, TypeSet, Setting, ObservID, TransDate) VALUES
(1, 'A', 456, 12, '10/20/2015'),
(1, 'A', 377, 12, '10/20/2015'),
(1, 'A', 425, 12, '10/20/2015'),
(1, 'A', 665, 12, '10/20/2015'),
(1, 'A', 543, 12, '10/20/2015'),
(1, 'A', 554, 12, '10/20/2015'),
(1, 'B', 34, 41, '10/21/2015'),
(1, 'B', 27, 41, '10/21/2015'),
(1, 'B', 27, 41, '10/21/2015'),
(1, 'B', 29, 41, '10/21/2015'),
(1, 'C', 1299, 12, '10/20/2015'),
(1, 'C', 1227, 12, '10/20/2015')
Is my desired output possible with the PIVOT operation? Or should I go the route of multiple JOINs on the table for each Typeset?
You can do it using conditional aggregation:
SELECT PartID,
AVG(CASE WHEN TypeSet = 'A' THEN Setting END) AS 'A Avg',
AVG(CASE WHEN TypeSet = 'B' THEN Setting END) AS 'B Avg',
AVG(CASE WHEN TypeSet = 'C' THEN Setting END) AS 'C Avg',
MAX(CASE WHEN TypeSet = 'A' THEN ObservID END) AS 'A ObservID',
MAX(CASE WHEN TypeSet = 'B' THEN ObservID END) AS 'B ObservID',
MAX(CASE WHEN TypeSet = 'C' THEN ObservID END) AS 'C ObservID'
FROM #Temp1
GROUP BY PartID
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