Sum of cash and cheque from a table

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i need to get the sum of cash and cheque amount from a table in 2 columns order by salesman my table is like this

Salesman A	Cash	21151.75
Salesman B	Cash	34510.51
Salesman C	Cash	21252
Salesman D	Cash	13356
Salesman A	Cheque	13944
Salesman B	Cheque	87368.5
Salesman C	Cheque	20182
Salesman D	Cash	23862.05

and i need to get the result like this

Salesman	Cash	   Cheque
Salesman A	21151.75   13944
Salesman B	34510.51   87368.5
Salesman C	21252	   20182
Salesman D	13356	   23862.05

pls help.. thanks in advance

What I have tried:

SELECT Ca.Cash,  Cr.Credit FROM 
	(SELECT Salesman, PayMode, SUM(Collection) AS Cash
		FROM Prospect_Detail WHERE(Purpose = 'Collections') AND (PayMode = 'Cash')
		GROUP BY Salesman, PayMode) AS Ca 
		CROSS JOIN
	(SELECT Salesman, PayMode, SUM(Collection) AS Credit
        FROM Prospect_Detail WHERE(Purpose = 'Collections') AND (PayMode = 'cheque')
        GROUP BY Salesman, PayMode) Cr

Posted 15-Feb-19 1:29am

Lisanas

Updated 15-Feb-19 9:44am

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Santosh kumar Pithani 15-Feb-19 7:42am

DO you have any primary key column ? your query is wrong its returns M*N records

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Solution 1

SQL

SELECT 
   Salesman
  ,PayMode
  ,SUM(CASE WHEN PayMode = 'Cash' THEN Collection ELSE 0 END) AS Cash
  ,SUM(CASE WHEN PayMode = 'cheque' THEN Collection ELSE 0 END) AS cheque
FROM Prospect_Detail 
   WHERE (Purpose = 'Collections' AND PayMode IN('Cash','cheque'))
		GROUP BY Salesman,PayMode;

Posted 15-Feb-19 1:49am

Santosh kumar Pithani

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Lisanas 15-Feb-19 23:04pm

SELECT
Salesman
,SUM(CASE WHEN PayMode = 'Cash' THEN Collection ELSE 0 END) AS Cash
,SUM(CASE WHEN PayMode = 'cheque' THEN Collection ELSE 0 END) AS cheque
FROM Prospect_Detail
WHERE (Purpose = 'Collections' )
GROUP BY Salesman;
this will give me the result i want.. thanks

Santosh kumar Pithani 15-Feb-19 23:36pm

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Patrice T · Accepted Answer · 2019-02-15T09:44:00

Solution 2

Have a look at the pivot clause.
Simple Way To Use Pivot In SQL Query[^]
SQL Server: PIVOT Clause[^]

Posted 15-Feb-19 9:44am

Patrice T

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Lisanas 15-Feb-19 23:08pm

your link is very usefull.. thanks

Patrice T 16-Feb-19 5:45am

you're welcome.