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CREATE TABLE #Food(
[Code] [nvarchar](50) NOT NULL,
[Group] [nvarchar](100) NULL,
[Quantity] [int] NOT NULL,
[Color] [nvarchar](50) NULL,
) ON [PRIMARY];
INSERT INTO #Food
( [Code], [Group], [Quantity],[Color] )
VALUES
('Apple', 'Fruit', 44, 'red'),
('Apple', 'Fruit', 1, 'yellow'),
('Pineapple', 'Fruit', 14, 'brown'),
('Apple', 'Fruit', 12, 'red'),
('Banana', 'Fruit', 1, 'yellow'),
('Tomatoes', 'Vegetables', 8, 'red'),
('Cucumbers', 'Vegetables', 3, 'green');
7 rows affected
SELECT [Code], [Group], [Quantity],[Color]
FROM #Food
Code Group Quantity Color
Apple Fruit 44 red
Apple Fruit 1 yellow
Pineapple Fruit 14 brown
Apple Fruit 12 red
Banana Fruit 1 yellow
Tomatoes Vegetables 8 red
Cucumbers Vegetables 3 green
SELECT [Group], [Apple], [Pineapple], [Banana], [Tomatoes], [Cucumbers]
FROM
(
-- (1)
SELECT [Code], [Group], [Quantity]
FROM #Food
) S
pivot
(
SUM(Quantity) -- (2)
FOR Code in ([Apple], [Pineapple], [Banana], [Tomatoes], [Cucumbers]) -- (3)
) P



Group Apple Pineapple Banana Tomatoes Cucumbers
Fruit 57 14 1 null null
Vegetables null null null 8 3