I am using the Nortwind database with SQL Server 2014, I try to make a query to divide the results of the orders in two different years, The format that I want in my query is
category |anio one | anio two
where the years may vary , What I try so far is
SELECT ca.CategoryName , YEAR(o.OrderDate), SUM(ot.UnitPrice*ot.Quantity) as total
FROM Orders o
INNER JOIN [Order Details] ot ON O.OrderID = ot.OrderID
INNER JOIN Products pro ON ot.ProductID = pro.ProductID
INNER JOIN Categories ca ON pro.CategoryID = ca.CategoryID
GROUP BY ca.CategoryName,YEAR(o.OrderDate)
ORDER BY ca.CategoryName;
This gives me the totals of each category for a different year, 1996-1997-1998
in column YEAR(o.OrderDate)
I want to get for example
CategoryName | 1996 | 1997
Beverages |53879,20 | 110424,00
Condiments |19458,30 | 59679,00
....
Use "conditional aggregates".
SELECT
ca.CategoryName
, SUM(case when year(o.OrderDate) = 1996 then ot.UnitPrice * ot.Quantity end) AS total_1996
, SUM(case when year(o.OrderDate) = 1997 then ot.UnitPrice * ot.Quantity end) AS total_1997
FROM Orders o
INNER JOIN [Order Details] ot ON o.OrderID = ot.OrderID
INNER JOIN Products pro ON ot.ProductID = pro.ProductID
INNER JOIN Categories ca ON pro.CategoryID = ca.CategoryID
where o.OrderDate >= '19960101' and o.OrderDate < '19980101'
GROUP BY
ca.CategoryName
ORDER BY
ca.CategoryName
Basically that means use a case expression inside the aggregate function.
I case you are wondering why I have not used "between in the where clause: see Bad habits to kick : mis-handling date / range queries