Using T-Query I want print amount side by side to percent of this amount Like This

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SQL-Server-2008R2

Posted 23-Jun-15 21:20pm

manoj s sherje

Updated 23-Jun-15 21:23pm

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 24-Jun-15 4:41am

Can query something like this help?
SELECT [Purchaser Name],SUM([Net Amount]) AS [Net Amount],(4*[Net Amount])/100 [4% Of Amt]
FROM (
SELECT 'Manoj Sherje' [Purchaser Name], 'Product 1' [Product Name], 4 [Percenteage] , 6000 [Net Amount]
UNION
SELECT 'Manoj Sherje', 'Product 2', 12 , 6000
) AS T
GROUP BY [Purchaser Name],[Net Amount]

manoj s sherje 24-Jun-15 7:52am

thanks for suggestion i am trying using this logic

manoj s sherje 24-Jun-15 8:13am

select PVOUNO,PVOUDT,ACODE,ANAME,sgmName,PBILLNO,PBILLDT,PACUPD,
sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =4 THEN PAMT ELSE 0 END )AS '4 % PUR. AMT',
sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =4 THEN PAMT *4/100 ELSE 0 END) AS '4 % LBT AMT',

sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =5 THEN PAMT ELSE 0 END)AS '5 % LBT AMT',
sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =5 THEN PAMT * 5/100 ELSE 0 END)AS '12.5 % LBT AMT',

sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =6 THEN PAMT ELSE 0 END)AS '6 % LBT AMT',
sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =6 THEN PAMT * 6/100 ELSE 0 END)AS '12.5 % LBT AMT' ,

sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =12.5 THEN PAMT ELSE 0 END)AS '12.5 % LBT AMT',
sum(CASE WHEN LBTPER =12.5 THEN PAMT * 12.5/100 ELSE 0 END)AS '12.5 % LBT AMT'

from #t group by PVOUNO,PVOUDT,ACODE,ANAME,sgmName,PBILLNO,PBILLDT,PACUPD

y it's done thanks

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