table having two columns - entity,zone
enity zone
pen east
pen west
pen north
pen south
pen east
pencil east
pencil east
pencil west
I want the output as :
entity east west north south
pen 2 1 1 1
pencil 2 1 0 0
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Answer / aswini mohanty
select entity,sum(decode(zone,'east',1,0)) east,
sum(decode(zone,'west',1,0)) west,
sum(decode(zone,'north',1,0))north,
sum(decode(zone,'south',1,0))south
from t group by entity;
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