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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T08:11:44+00:00 2026-05-24T08:11:44+00:00

I have a table that has several date fields. For example, in the defects

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I have a table that has several date fields. For example, in the defects table, I have the following: dateAssigned, dateCompleted, dateResolved. I am trying to get a query that summarizes the defects as such:

           | Number Assigned | Number Completed | Number Resolved 
-----------------------------+------------------+-----------------
  Mar-2011 |      33         |        22        |        33        
  Apr-2011 |      10         |        11        |        22
  May-2011 |      22         |        66        |        46

etc

I have come up with the following to no avail:

SELECT year(d.dateAssigned)
      ,month(d.dateAssigned)
      ,COUNT(d.dateAssigned)
      ,COUNT(d.dateCompleted)
      ,COUNT(d.dateResolved)
  FROM defect d
  GROUP BY year(d.dateAssigned), month(d.dateAssigned)
  ORDER BY year(d.dateAssigned), month(d.dateAssigned)

This works correctly for summarizing the dateAssigned defects, but not for the others. I realize this is probably due to the fact I am grouping by dateAssigned, but I dont know how else to do it.

Any help would be appreciated.

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    2026-05-24T08:11:46+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 8:11 am

    This is one way to do it.

    SELECT YEAR(typedate), 
           MONTH(typedate), 
           SUM(CASE 
                 WHEN TYPE = 'assinged' THEN 1 
                 ELSE 0 
               END) number_assigned, 
           SUM(CASE 
                 WHEN TYPE = 'completed' THEN 1 
                 ELSE 0 
               END) number_completed, 
           SUM(CASE 
                 WHEN TYPE = 'Resolved' THEN 1 
                 ELSE 0 
               END) number_resolved 
    FROM   (SELECT dateassigned typedate, 
                   'assinged'   AS TYPE 
            FROM   sampledata 
            WHERE  dateassigned IS NOT NULL 
            UNION ALL 
            SELECT datecompleted typedate, 
                   'completed'   AS TYPE 
            FROM   sampledata 
            WHERE  datecompleted IS NOT NULL 
            UNION ALL 
            SELECT dateresolved typedate, 
                   'Resolved'   AS TYPE 
            FROM   sampledata 
            WHERE  dateresolved IS NOT NULL) data 
    GROUP  BY YEAR(typedate), 
              MONTH(typedate) 
    ORDER  BY YEAR(typedate), 
              MONTH(typedate) 
    

    The sub select creates two columns typedate and type

    Which will look like this

    typedate type
    -------- ---------
    1/1/2011 assinged
    1/1/2011 assinged
    1/1/2011 assinged
    2/1/2011 completed
    2/1/2011 completed
    2/3/2011 Resolved
    

    Then I used SUM(CASE... to pivot the data. If you’re using a RDBMS that supports it you could use pivot instead

    The final output looks something like this

                            Number_Assigned Number_completed Number_Resolved
    ----------- ----------- --------------- ---------------- ---------------
    2011        1           3               0                0
    2011        2           0               2                1
    

    I’ll leave it to you to do the formatting of the year and month

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