Need help with the sql code

• Lowell

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  July 17, 2015 at 11:18 am

  #1813380

  adding quick consumable info for others to run with the ball:

  ;WITH TableA([date],[ID])

  AS

  (

  SELECT '2012-09-21','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-09-28','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-05','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-12','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-19','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-26','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-11-02','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-11-09','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-01-18','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-01-25','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-02-01','1'

  ),

  TableB([date],[ID],[eps])

  AS

  (

  SELECT '2012-03-31','1','1.3' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-06-30','1','0.8' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-09-30','1','0.5' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-12-31','1','2.5'

  )

  SELECT * FROM TableA

  INNER JOIN TableB

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• Lynn Pettis

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  July 17, 2015 at 11:34 am

  #1813384

  Something like this? (I dropped the leading ; from the CTE as it is not needed.)

  WITH TableA([date],[ID])

  AS

  (

  SELECT '2012-09-21','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-09-28','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-05','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-12','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-19','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-26','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-11-02','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-11-09','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-01-18','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-01-25','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-02-01','1'

  ),

  TableB([date],[ID],[eps])

  AS

  (

  SELECT '2012-03-31','1','1.3' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-06-30','1','0.8' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-09-30','1','0.5' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-12-31','1','2.5'

  )

  select

  *

  from

  TableA a

  cross apply (select top (1) * from TableB b where a.ID = b.ID and b.[date] <= a.[date] order by b.[date] desc)ca;

• Luis Cazares

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  July 17, 2015 at 11:45 am

  #1813386

  If you're using natural quarters, you might be able to use something like this:

  WITH TableA([date],[ID])

  AS

  (

  SELECT '2012-09-21','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-09-28','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-05','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-12','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-19','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-10-26','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-11-02','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-11-09','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-01-18','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-01-25','1' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2013-02-01','1'

  ),

  TableB([date],[ID],[eps])

  AS

  (

  SELECT '2012-03-31','1','1.3' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-06-30','1','0.8' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-09-30','1','0.5' UNION ALL

  SELECT '2012-12-31','1','2.5'

  )

  SELECT a.date,

  a.ID,

  b.eps

  FROM TableA a

  INNER JOIN TableB b ON a.ID = b.ID

  AND a.date >= b.date

  AND a.date < DATEADD( DD, - DATEPART( dd, DATEADD( MM, 4, b.date)), DATEADD( MM, 4, b.date))

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• winnielxx

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  July 17, 2015 at 12:10 pm

  #1813391

  Thank you for all of your help. I will try it.

  Thank you.