Query to create a condition on a database
Hi everyone, I would like to know how is the syntax to create a condition column (if) on a database, for example:
The column "PPG" already exists and i want to create the column "Gr" with this information.
If PPG = "MPA 90GRS" then Gr should appear "90".
Could someone help me with this calculated column, please?
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Best Answer
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you can easily created a beastmode case statement as
CASE WHEN `PPG` = 'MPA 90GRS' THEN 90 WHEN `PPG` = 'CTA 90GRS' THEN 90 END
Adding as many conditions as you want individually or this is another option
CASE WHEN `PPG` IN ('MPA 90GRS', 'CTA 90GRS') THEN 90 WHEN `PPG` = 'CLUMINOUS 70GRS' THEN 70 END
now if ,
PPG
contains a lot distinct values , you could ETL a table with those values and join it to your data.anyways, there is a lot different ways to do that. hope this helps
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