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Yet Another MSSQL 2005 Query Question

Asked by fullbugg in SQL Server 2005

Tags: MSSQL 2005

I have been working on a query for a little while now with some success. I have another issue. I have a query that will take multiple rows returns and place them on one line. Now I need to add another column to the results that has to hit a different table while adding the column to the single row return.

Here is what I have:
      SELECT  model_id,
                  SELECT COUNT(itemid) as [This Week] FROM tblname1
                        WHERE dateoffprodline between '2008-03-23 00:00:00' AND '2008-03-29 23:59:59' AND disposition = 'PASS'
                        ,
                  MAX(CASE WHEN weeknumber = @weekone THEN rebox --ELSE isnull(rebox,0)
                        END) AS [Last Week],
                  MAX(CASE WHEN weeknumber = @weektwo THEN rebox --ELSE isnull(rebox,0)
                        END) AS [Two Weeks Ago],
                  MAX(CASE WHEN weeknumber = @weekthree THEN rebox --ELSE isnull(rebox,0)
                        END) AS [Three Weeks Ago],
                  MAX(CASE WHEN weeknumber = @weekfour THEN rebox --ELSE isnull(rebox,0)
                        END) AS [Four Weeks Ago]
      FROM    tblname2
      GROUP BY model_id--, weeknumber, rebox
      ORDER BY model_id ASC

I am having difficulty with the nested select statement. Please Help
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