Rattlesnake
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Hi,
I have a table "SWReports" that stores the Service Reports of our engineers.
The table structure is as follows:
SWReports
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1. ReportNo
2. EmpNo
3. WeekNo
4. HrsWorked
5. ReportStatus (Approved or WaitingApproval)
An engineer can have MULTIPLE Reports for the same week.
I want to create a query that will give me the Hrs Approved and Hrs WaitingApproval for each employee PER WEEK
Something like this
1. EmpNo
2. WeekNo
3. ApprovedHrs (Sum of HrsWorked in reports that are Approved)
4. WaitingHrs (Sum of HrsWorked in reports that are WaitingApproval)
How can I build this query?
Fo rinfo, the table is stored in a MS SQL Server Database
I have a table "SWReports" that stores the Service Reports of our engineers.
The table structure is as follows:
SWReports
-----------
1. ReportNo
2. EmpNo
3. WeekNo
4. HrsWorked
5. ReportStatus (Approved or WaitingApproval)
An engineer can have MULTIPLE Reports for the same week.
I want to create a query that will give me the Hrs Approved and Hrs WaitingApproval for each employee PER WEEK
Something like this
1. EmpNo
2. WeekNo
3. ApprovedHrs (Sum of HrsWorked in reports that are Approved)
4. WaitingHrs (Sum of HrsWorked in reports that are WaitingApproval)
How can I build this query?
Fo rinfo, the table is stored in a MS SQL Server Database