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Query to return list data in a table / grid format

Asked by riaancornelius in MS SQL Server

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I have the following table:

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[PricingInfo2008](
      [LOC_FROM] [varchar](255) NOT NULL,
      [LOC_TO] [varchar](255) NOT NULL,
      [Price] [decimal](19, 2) NOT NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]

with data like this:
Balule Nature Reserve                Balule Nature Reserve                        0
Balule Nature Reserve                Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)              1650
Balule Nature Reserve                Blue Mountain Lodge                        1430
Balule Nature Reserve                Buhala Country Lodge                       1650
Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)      Balule Nature Reserve                      1650
Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)      Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)            0
Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)      Blue Mountain Lodge                      1100
Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)      Buhala Country Lodge                     825


I would like to select the data as grid with each row representing one location (LOC_FROM) and have columns for the price to each location (LOC_TO)

So that the data would be returned like this:
                                          Balule Nature Reserve            Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)             Blue Mountain Lodge       ...
Balule Nature Reserve                    0                                                   1650                                       1430                    ...
Berg-en-dal Camp (K.N.P.)      1650                                                 0                                             1100                  ...
               ...                                 ...                                                     ...                                              ...                    ...

You can have a look at this Question for some background info. (Would probably be easier to work with the original tables and join the location names afterwards)...  
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Microsoft/Development/MS-SQL-Server/Q_22645166.html

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