Please see this question to gain more context: question 1 I have created a list of information using the pivot function using the following code below
WITH List AS
(
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '01/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '02/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '02/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Email' AS ContactType, '03/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '01/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Email' AS ContactType, '01/02/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '02/02/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '09/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '24/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '10/01/2016' AS StartTime UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '06/01/2016' AS StartTime
)
SELECT Company, Call, Meeting, Email
FROM
(
SELECT StartTime, ContactType, Company
FROM List
) L
PIVOT
(
MAX(StartTime)
FOR ContactType IN (Call, Meeting, Email)
) CT
This helps produce a table outcome as so:
+---------+------------+------------+------------+
| Company | Call | Meeting | Email |
+---------+------------+------------+------------+
| x | 02/01/2016 | 02/01/2016 | 03/01/2016 |
| y | 02/02/2016 | 01/01/2016 | 01/02/2016 |
| z | 24/01/2016 | 10/01/2016 | Null |
+---------+------------+------------+------------+
I would like to take this further by incorporating an additional column into my original query. I'd like to have notes in the query like so:
WITH List AS
(
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '01/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla1' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '02/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla2' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '02/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla3' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Email' AS ContactType, '03/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla4' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '01/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla5' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Email' AS ContactType, '01/02/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla6' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '02/02/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla7' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '09/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla8' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '24/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla9' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '10/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla10' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '06/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla11' as Note
)
The table output I would like to produce is:
+---------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| Company | Call | Meeting | Email | Note |
+---------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
| x | 02/01/2016 | 02/01/2016 | 03/01/2016 | blablabla4 |
| y | 02/02/2016 | 01/01/2016 | 01/02/2016 | blablabla7 |
| z | 24/01/2016 | 10/01/2016 | Null | blablabla9 |
+---------+------------+------------+------------+------------+
Now the tricky bit. I would like the note that gets selected to be the most recent note based on the form of contact. In the top row note: blablabla4 gets selected because the most recent contact is via email '03/01/2016' therefore it selects this note.
Does anyone have any idea how i would achieve this without the use of sub querying my own data.
You can use ROW_NUMBER() to get the latest note
WITH List AS
(
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '01/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla1' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '02/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla2' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '02/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla3' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'x' AS Company, 'Email' AS ContactType, '03/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla4' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '01/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla5' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Email' AS ContactType, '01/02/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla6' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'y' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '02/02/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla7' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '09/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla8' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Call' AS ContactType, '24/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla9' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '10/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla10' as Note UNION ALL
SELECT 'z' AS Company, 'Meeting' AS ContactType, '06/01/2016' AS StartTime, 'blablabla11' as Note
)
Select Company
,Call = max(case when ContactType='Call' then StartTime end)
,Meeting = max(case when ContactType='Meeting' then StartTime end)
,Email = max(case when ContactType='Email' then StartTime end)
,Note = max(case when ContactType<>'Email' and RN=1 then Note end)
From (
Select *
,RN = Row_Number() over (Partition By Company,case when ContactType <>'EMail' then 1 else 0 end Order By StartTime Desc)
from List
) A
Group BY Company
Returns
Company Call Meeting Email Note
x 02/01/2016 02/01/2016 03/01/2016 blablabla3
y 02/02/2016 01/01/2016 01/02/2016 blablabla7
z 24/01/2016 10/01/2016 NULL blablabla9
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