Hi all,
I have the following:
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_12_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount = 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_12_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount > 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_36_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount = 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_36_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount > 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_60_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount = 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_60_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount > 1
Is there anyway to combined them into one query? So I get one result?
Thanks,
KenPlace UNION between the select statements.
Originally posted by GA_KEN
Hi all,
I have the following:
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_12_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount = 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_12_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount > 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_36_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount = 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_36_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount > 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_60_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount = 1
select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_60_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount > 1
Is there anyway to combined them into one query? So I get one result?
Thanks,
Ken|||Union sort of worked, but I need the data in columns, union gave me rows.|||try this
select
(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) as UNDER25_12_SINGLE ,
(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) as UNDER25_12_MULTIPLE
:
:|||Try this:
select * from
(select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_12_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) as A,
(select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_12_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) as B,
(select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_36_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) as C,
(select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_36_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) as D,
(select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_60_SINGLE from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) as E,
(select count([Account Number]) AS UNDER25_60_MULTIPLE from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) as F
Originally posted by GA_KEN
Union sort of worked, but I need the data in columns, union gave me rows.|||Originally posted by msieben
try this
select
(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) as UNDER25_12_SINGLE ,
(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) as UNDER25_12_MULTIPLE
:
:
This works just like I wanted! I knew there had to be a way! I've been pulling my hair out trying to get it to work!|||You guys are awesome!!
Thanks for all your help!
Ken|||select
(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) AS UNDER25_12_SINGLE
,(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_12MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) AS UNDER25_12_MULTIPLE
,(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) AS UNDER25_36_SINGLE
,(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_36MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) AS UNDER25_36_MULTIPLE
,(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount = 1) AS UNDER25_60_SINGLE
,(select count([Account Number]) from OH_UNDER25_60MONTHS where AccountCount > 1) AS UNDER25_60_MULTIPLE
Good luck !
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