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Remove duplicate value on one column based on value of other column

Discussão em 'Outras Linguagens' iniciado por Stack, Junho 30, 2021.

  1. Stack

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    I have a table called Table1 see below

    PRODUCT CUSTOMER COMP
    DICE DAVES PET SHOP Billed
    DICE CLAXTONS ToT
    CARDS VIEWSONIC NITS
    CARDS NORTHERN LIGHTS Billed
    CARDS NORTHERN LIGHTS NITS
    BOX TABLEAU Billed
    BOX TABLEAU ToT


    There are some values where there is a duplicate in the CUSTOMER field but it will always contain Billed in at least one of the COMP sections if it is a duplicate, so I want the resulting query to only return the value in COMP where it is Billed for the duplicates so the resulting table would look like

    PRODUCT CUSTOMER COMP
    DICE DAVES PET SHOP Billed
    DICE CLAXTONS ToT
    CARDS VIEWSONIC NITS
    CARDS NORTHERN LIGHTS Billed
    BOX TABLEAU Billed


    Here is the SQL I tried

    SELECT *
    FROM Table1
    WHERE COMP = 'Billed'
    UNION ALL
    SELECT Table1_A.PRODUCT, Table1_A.CUSTOMER, Table1_A.COMP
    FROM Table1 Table1_A
    LEFT JOIN (
    SELECT *
    FROM Table1
    WHERE COMP != 'Billed'
    ) Table1_B ON Table1_B.PRODUCT = Table1_A.PRODUCT
    AND Table1_B.CUSTOMER = Table1_A.CUSTOMER


    I thought if I put in a UNION and referenced both equal to Billed and not equal to Billed, then it would keep the format I'm looking for but it just repeated every single CUSTOMER for every single COMP

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