PivotChart


Hi Experts,

I'm doing the dynamic pivot query. I know how to convert a query to rotate. But I'm just wondering can I rotate.

For example.

A classic pivot:

> > select * from sec_q;

the column names are respectively:

Reffacture invoice_amount invoice_row_num

01032925 1 196,28

01048083 1 152,57

01048083 2 98,87

01053119 1 188,5

01070391 1 358,84

01078898 1 165,78

01081126 157,57 1

01085899 1 87,19

01085899 2 1.31

01085899 3 164,82

However, I do not know the invoice_row_num max value because it can reduce the dynamic

I want the following output

AccountNum invoice_num_1 invoice_num_2 invoice_num_3...  invoice_num_max

01085899 1.31 87,19 164,82 0

01081126                157,57                     0                         0                       0

As far as I know what follows does not meet my expectations

SELECT * from sec_q

Pivot

(max (invoiceamount) to (no_lig) in ('1 ', '2', '3', '4', ' 5' * BECAUSE THIS VALUE CHANGES DYNAMICS * ));

For example, suppose that my table as below

sec_q

(

accountnumnumber,

number of invoice_amount

number of invoice_row_num

)

each accountnum do not dublicate, and all the invoice_amoun transposed and column headers must be invoice_row value

Is this possible?

Thanks in advance

Hello

See also

Re: County report and the sum of the number of rows by multiple columns

https://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:4471013000346257238

How to arrange the result of the query and adding column outomatic translate

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--
WHERE
 p.country IN ('US', 'Brazil', 'Germany', 'Canada')
--
GROUP BY p.name
/

NAME                 US         BRAZIL     GERMANY    CANADA
-------------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
Soft                 NO         NO         4000       NO
Stick                880        NO         190        400
Classic Twist        1000       3030       NO         NO

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