I have 2 tables. One is master and thee other is a lookup. TblMstr and Cmaster
Tblmstr
Id QuestionId ChoiceId ChoiceMaster 1 2 1 Strongly Agree 1 3 2 Disagree 1 4 3 Agree 1 5 11 null 2 2 2 Disagree 2 3 5 Disagree 2 4 9 Agree 2 5 12 null
Cmaster
ChoiceId QuestionId ChoiceName 1 2 Strongly Agree 2 2 Disagree 3 2 Agree 4 3 Strongly Agree 5 3 Disagree 6 3 Agree 7 4 Strongly Agree 8 4 Disagree 9 4 Agree 10 5 Registered Nurse 11 5 Nurse Practitioner 12 5 Pharmacist
I need to get how many Registered Nurse for each question have Strongly Agree, Disagree and Agree. Similarly for Nurse Practitioners and Pharmacists.
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Answer
Hmmm . . . You can join
twice. Once to get the occupation and once to get the response on the other questions:
select co.choicename as occupation, sum(case when c.choicename = 'Strongly Agree' then 1 else 0 end) as cnt_strongly_agree, sum(case when c.choicename = 'Agree' then 1 else 0 end) as cnt_agree, sum(case when c.choicename = 'Disagree' then 1 else 0 end) as cnt_disagree from Tblmstr m join Cmaster co on co.id = m.choiceid and co.questionid = 5 join Cmaster c on co.id = m.choiceid and co.questionid <> 5 group by co.choicename