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SQL Query - Select MAX COUNT

Hi,

I am trying to use a SQL Query which will do a Select Distinct, Count(max) type statement.
Current Standard Query is below
SELECT        TOP (100) PERCENT dbo.Timesheets.evets_CaseId, dbo.Timesheets.evets_code, dbo.Projects.evepr__title
FROM            dbo.Timesheets LEFT OUTER JOIN
                         dbo.Projects ON dbo.Timesheets.evets_code = dbo.Projects.evepr__ProjectsID
WHERE        (dbo.Timesheets.evets_CaseId IS NOT NULL)
ORDER BY dbo.Timesheets.evets_CaseId

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I have attached a picture on how a table looks
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then how I would like it to be displayed.

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The idea is to use SELECT Distinct on the Case_CaseID, Get the count of (evets_code) and get the MAX number which will then show the evepr_title column (Can do this in a separate query/view if required).

Not sure how I can do this, I have looked at many different group by and sub queries but still struggling.

Any ideas?

I am using SQL 2012/2014.

Thanks,
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Hi Jim, Updated as requested. Thanks,
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Hi Sharath,

Thanks for the reply. That has worked perfectly.