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I just had to deal with this. In my case, I needed two columns pivoted and aggregated per "slot." (So each "slot" would have an aggregated A and another aggrega
by TheRealDunkirk 9y ago
I just had to deal with this. In my case, I needed two columns pivoted and aggregated per "slot." (So each "slot" would have an aggregated A and another aggregated B column.) I couldn't find a syntax that allowed me to do that, though I'd still love to find it, for instructive purposes.
- shimon 9y agoSounds like you could do that with a join. If you post a simple example I'm sure there would be a race to figure out an answer!
- Twisell 9y agoI highly recommend you search about that on stackexchange and ask question if not already present. Seem easily doable but HN comment are not a goo place to get specific feedback.