How to Convert Colums to rows in sql server using unpivot

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Table iS like this...

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create table DailyIncome(VendorId nvarchar(10), IncomeDay nvarchar(10), IncomeAmount int)

insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, FRI, 100)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, MON, 300)
insert into DailyIncome values (FREDS, SUN, 400)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, WED, 500)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, TUE, 200)
insert into DailyIncome values (JOHNS, WED, 900)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, FRI, 100)
insert into DailyIncome values (JOHNS, MON, 300)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, SUN, 400)
insert into DailyIncome values (JOHNS, FRI, 300)
insert into DailyIncome values (FREDS, TUE, 500)
insert into DailyIncome values (FREDS, TUE, 200)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, MON, 900)
insert into DailyIncome values (FREDS, FRI, 900)
insert into DailyIncome values (FREDS, MON, 500)
insert into DailyIncome values (JOHNS, SUN, 600)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, FRI, 300)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, WED, 500)
insert into DailyIncome values (SPIKE, FRI, 300)

then i want columns to rows and rows to colums...

Posted 24-Sep-13 21:05pm

naveenreddychennam

Updated 25-Sep-13 3:01am

Maciej Los

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VeeraAnnapureddy · Answer 1 · 2013-09-24T23:24:00

Solution 2

SQL

SELECT VendorId,SUN,MON,TUE,WED,THU,FRI,SAT FROM
(SELECT VendorId,IncomeDay,IncomeAmount FROM DailyIncome) up
pivot(AVG(IncomeAmount) FOR IncomeDay in(SUN,MON,TUE,WED,THU,FRI,SAT))AS pvt

Posted 24-Sep-13 23:24pm

VeeraAnnapureddy

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naveenreddychennam 25-Sep-13 5:28am

I dont want aggegation function.... just to change rows to columns....

Maciej Los 25-Sep-13 9:05am

Using Pivot (with aggregation functions) is the simplest way!
Why don't you want to use aggregation functions? Does result is wrong?

Maciej Los 25-Sep-13 9:05am

Good work!
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