I have a list of data and that data repeats a lot, plainly down to the fees. There are two types of fees; TypeA and TypeB.
I currently have:
Person | Value | Type |
---|---|---|
John | 10 | TypeA |
John | 10 | TypeA |
John | 20 | TypeB |
John | 20 | TypeB |
Steve | 15 | TypeA |
Steve | 15 | TypeA |
Steve | 25 | TypeB |
Steve | 25 | TypeB |
What I want is:
Person | TypeA | TypeB |
---|---|---|
John | 20 | 40 |
Steve | 30 | 50 |
Edit: I'm using SQL Server
If there's literally only two types, you can easily do this with conditional aggregation:
select
person,
sum (case when type = 'TYPEA' then value end) as typeA,
sum (case when type = 'TypeB' then value end) as typeB
from
<table>
group by
person