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Asked: May 27, 20262026-05-27T06:52:45+00:00 2026-05-27T06:52:45+00:00

How do I do a sql pivot of data that looks like this, USING

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How do I do a sql pivot of data that looks like this, USING the SQL PIVOT command ?

id           |    field     |   value
---------------------------------------
1            |    year      |   2011
1            |    month     |   August
2            |    year      |   2009
1            |    day       |   21
2            |    day       |   31
2            |    month     |   July
3            |    year      |   2010
3            |    month     |   January
3            |    day       |   NULL

Into something that looks like this:

id  |  year  |  month  |  day
-----------------------------
1     2011     August    21
2     2010      July     31
3     2009     January   NULL
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    2026-05-27T06:52:45+00:00Added an answer on May 27, 2026 at 6:52 am

    Try something like this:

    DECLARE @myTable AS TABLE([ID] INT, [Field] VARCHAR(20), [Value] VARCHAR(20))
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('1', 'year', '2011')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('1', 'month', 'August')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('2', 'year', '2009')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('1', 'day', '21')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('2', 'day', '31')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('2', 'month', 'July')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('3', 'year', '2010')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('3', 'month', 'January')
    INSERT INTO @myTable VALUES ('3', 'day', NULL)
    
    SELECT [ID], [year], [month], [day]
    FROM
    (
          SELECT [ID], [Field], [Value] FROM @myTable
    ) t
    PIVOT
    (
        MIN([Value]) FOR [Field] IN ([year], [month], [day]) 
    ) AS pvt
    ORDER BY pvt.[year] DESC
    

    Which will yield results of:

    ID  year    month   day
    1   2011    August  21
    3   2010    January NULL
    2   2009    July    31
    
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