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how to change column in to row header

Asked by ammartahir1978 in SQL Query Syntax, MS SQL Server, PL / SQL

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hi everyone i have this query which gives me correct results but i want to change the season column to row header for example right now the query print the results as follow

BRANCH_CODE         SEASON        TOTAL_SP_VALUE       TOTAL_CP_VALUE
001                               R season         £200000                       £15670
002                               R season         £1456788                     £7654
and so on

what i want is

BRANCH_CODE           R SEASON_SP        QSEASON_SP      OLD_SEASON_SP    R SEASON_CP        QSEASON_CP      OLD_SEASON_CP


i have attached one workbook with the current data format sheet  and also required format shee, please help how can i do thatStart Free Trial
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SELECT b.branch_code  ,    
'Q SEASON',
 'TOTAL_FREE_UNITS'= SUM(PH.stock_units_free+PH.stock_units_Qc+PH.stock_units_IT+ph.stock_units_dmg),    
 'TOTAL_SP_VALUE' = SUM(PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_FREE+PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_QC+PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_IT+ph.stock_spvalue_dmg),    
 'TOTAL_CP_VALUE' = SUM(PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_FREE+PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_QC+PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_IT+ph.stock_cpvalue_dmg)    
FROM PRODUCT_HISTORY ph, anal_level al,product_master pm  ,branch b    
WHERE ph.WEEK_SELECTOR = 1200123      
and ph.product_id = pm.prod_id      
and al.j_code = pm.j_code_link      
and al.level_no = 4      
and b.branch_id = ph.branch_id
and al.level1_desc in ('A/W 2008')      
group by b.branch_code   
 
union all
SELECT b.branch_code  ,
'R SEASON',    
 'TOTAL_FREE_UNITS'= SUM(PH.stock_units_free+PH.stock_units_Qc+PH.stock_units_IT+ph.stock_units_dmg),    
 'TOTAL_SP_VALUE' = SUM(PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_FREE+PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_QC+PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_IT+ph.stock_spvalue_dmg),    
 'TOTAL_CP_VALUE' = SUM(PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_FREE+PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_QC+PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_IT+ph.stock_cpvalue_dmg)    
FROM PRODUCT_HISTORY ph, anal_level al,product_master pm  ,branch b    
WHERE ph.WEEK_SELECTOR = 1200123      
and ph.product_id = pm.prod_id      
and al.j_code = pm.j_code_link      
and al.level_no = 4      
and b.branch_id = ph.branch_id
and al.level1_desc in ('S/S 2008')      
group by b.branch_code 
union all
SELECT b.branch_code  ,
'ALL SEASON',    
 'TOTAL_FREE_UNITS'= SUM(PH.stock_units_free+PH.stock_units_Qc+PH.stock_units_IT+ph.stock_units_dmg),    
 'TOTAL_SP_VALUE' = SUM(PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_FREE+PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_QC+PH.STOCK_SPVALUE_IT+ph.stock_spvalue_dmg),    
 'TOTAL_CP_VALUE' = SUM(PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_FREE+PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_QC+PH.STOCK_CPVALUE_IT+ph.stock_cpvalue_dmg)    
FROM PRODUCT_HISTORY ph, anal_level al,product_master pm  ,branch b    
WHERE ph.WEEK_SELECTOR = 1200123      
and ph.product_id = pm.prod_id      
and al.j_code = pm.j_code_link      
and al.level_no = 4      
and b.branch_id = ph.branch_id
and al.level1_desc not in ('S/S 2008','A/W 2008')      
 
group by b.branch_code
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