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SQL Server PIVOT creating all Null Values

Time:07-06

I have the following data I am trying to pivot. My goal is one row for each Label, and each week becomes a column with the rate as the week's value.

Label Week Rate
51220 Week 0 -11
51220 Week 1 -41
51220 Week 2 159
51220 Week 3 117
51220 Week 4 207
51220 Week 5 -37
51220 Week 6 138
51220 Week 7 139
51220 Week 8 -42
51220 Week 9 -45
51220 Week 10 -82
51220 Week 11 -85
51220 Week 12 -25
51347 Week 0 23
51347 Week 1 24
51347 Week 2 25
51347 Week 3 25
51347 Week 4 25
51347 Week 5 24
51347 Week 6 24
51347 Week 7 24
51347 Week 8 24
51347 Week 9 24
51347 Week 10 24
51347 Week 11 24
51347 Week 12 23

Here my my query:

SELECT * FROM table1
PIVOT (
SUM(Rate) FOR Week IN (Week0,Week1,Week2,Week3,Week4,Week5,Week6,Week7,Week8,Week9,Week10,Week11,Week12)
) pivot_table;

This results are always NULL. What am I doing incorrectly? I'm following several tutorials with no success.

Query results with NULL in all 13 of the week columns

CodePudding user response:

Yeah, those brackets will do it.


SELECT * 
FROM (VALUES('51220','Week 0',-11)
,('51220','Week 1',-41)
,('51347','Week 1', 24)
) table1(Label, Week, Rate)
PIVOT (SUM(rate) FOR WEEK IN ([Week 0],[Week 1])) AS pivot_table

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