jwcolby
jwcolby at colbyconsulting.com
Thu Apr 24 09:02:21 CDT 2008
I just wrote a query in Access: SELECT qrptBilling.Bill, [Bill]<10 AS LT10, [Bill]<20 And [Bill]>=10 AS GTE10LT20 FROM qrptBilling; When I try to do the same thing in SQL Server it promptly wraps the [Bill]<10 in single quotes and treats it as a string: SELECT qrptBilling.Bill, '[Bill]<10' AS LT10, '[Bill]<20' And '[Bill]>=10' AS GTE10LT20 FROM qrptBilling; Obviously not what I am trying to get at. So how does one accomplish turning a value comparison into a boolean in SQL Server? jwcolby wrote: > Guys, > > Is there a way in SQL to get counts of records in value ranges: > > $2,000,000+ > $1 - $1.99M > $750K - $999K > $500K - $749K > $400K - $499K > $300K - $399K > $200K - $299K > $100K - $199K > <$100K -- John W. Colby www.ColbyConsulting.com