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T-SQL using PIVOT to display data
I need to create a join that displays EmployeeID and Rate based on the AttendantCount
Currently the Rate and AttendantCount are displayed as rows but I need to display the data horizontal.
I was told this could possibly be done using PIVOT in t-sql.
I have attached a screenshot of what the result should look like
The CommissionLevelDetail table contains CommissionLevelID, AttendantCount, Rate
The CommissionLevelAssignment table contains CommissionLevelID, EmployeeID
![Screenshot of expected results]()
tbl_CommissionLevelAssignment.xlsxtbl_CommissionLevelDetail.xlsx
Currently the Rate and AttendantCount are displayed as rows but I need to display the data horizontal.
I was told this could possibly be done using PIVOT in t-sql.
I have attached a screenshot of what the result should look like
The CommissionLevelDetail table contains CommissionLevelID, AttendantCount, Rate
The CommissionLevelAssignment table contains CommissionLevelID, EmployeeID
tbl_CommissionLevelAssignment.xlsxtbl_CommissionLevelDetail.xlsx
Microsoft SQL Server* Pivot Tables* T-SQLSQL
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Mark Wills
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Thanks Mark...this was very useful.
My pleasure, and very pleased you found it useful :)