Query Help - Pivot

Mar 8, 2004

Hi, I have the following query that kinda does what i want





SELECT ABTANumber, TourOperator, ReportStatus,


COUNT(*) AS Counter


FROM (SELECT ABTANumber, TourOperator, r.ReportStatus FROM bookingdetails bd LEFT JOIN report r ON bd.Id = r.BookingDetailsId) a


GROUP BY ABTANumber, TourOperator, ReportStatus





This is what it displays





TourOp|ReportStatus|Count


JMC..... Fail.............. .10


JMC..... Pass..............621


JMC..... Warn.............5


SET..... Fail.............. .12


SET..... Pass..............621


SET..... Warn.............3





But what i want to display is this





TourOp|Pass|Fail|Warn


JMC......621 ..10....5


SET..... 621...12....3





I'm really stuck on this and would appreciate any help


thanks


Mark

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