January 28, 2013 at 11:10 pm
I have a table in the below format.
S.no Travel Expense Stay Expense Mis Expens Date Employee
110150 19/Jan/2012 James
2555 20/Jan/2012 James
I want to display the above records in below format.
Date : 19/Jan/2012 Travel Expense 10
Stay Expens15
Mis expense0
Sub-Total25
Date : 20/Jan/2012 Travel Expense 5
Stay Expense5
Mis Expense 5
Sub-Total 15
Total40
January 28, 2013 at 11:50 pm
Is something like this close enough for you?
DECLARE @Expenses TABLE
([S.no] INT
,[Travel Expense] MONEY
,[Stay Expense] MONEY
,[Mis Expens] MONEY
,[Date] DATE
,[Employee] VARCHAR(10))
INSERT INTO @Expenses
SELECT 1,10,15,0,'2012-01-19','James' UNION ALL SELECT 2,5,5,5,'2012-01-20','James'
SELECT [Date]
,CASE WHEN Category IS NULL AND [Date] IS NULL THEN 'Total'
WHEN Category IS NULL THEN 'Subtotal'
ELSE Category END
,Expense=SUM(Expense)
FROM @Expenses
CROSS APPLY (
VALUES ('Travel Expense', [Travel Expense])
,('Stay Expense', [Stay Expense])
,('Mis Expens', [Mis Expens])) a(Category, Expense)
GROUP BY Date, Category WITH ROLLUP
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January 29, 2013 at 1:12 am
where do you want to display...Report, or UI or Query result?
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