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Hi there.
I have a table that looks like this...and I want to do a few things here....
Firstly I want to identify the minimum and maximum date where an F appears.
Then I then also want to count the number of consecutive F shifts...and just for an extras twist where there is an '/' this is defined as not working. In other words ID 1 has worked 4 consecutive F shifts. ID 2 has only worked 2 as the ES shift is a different shift type....
Does this make sense?
ID | Date | Shift |
1 | 01/10/21 | F |
1 | 02/10/21 | F |
1 |
03/10/21 |
/ |
1 | 04/10/21 | F |
1 | 05/10/21 | F |
2 | 01/10/21 | F |
2 | 02/10/21 | ES |
2 | 03/10/21 | F |
2 | 04/10/21 | F |
Maybe it could work like this, you need to create different if and else condition for getting the final output.
for first min and max use the following condition;
if(Shift ='F', Max(Date)) as MaxDate If (SHift = 'F', Min (Date)) as minDate
or
Load
shift ,
Max (Date) as MaxDate,
Min(Date) as MinDate
Resident Table
Group by Shift;
This way you can get max date for each shift.
For second, are you ignoring the / and considering the shift as continuous or not?
Hi Deepan....
Just some feedback. Tried the first solution, didn't like this.
Have amended the second solution...
Became
TableName:
Load
ID
ShiftCode
Max (Date) as MaxDate,
Min(Date) as MinDate
Resident Table
Where Shfitcode ='F'
Group by ID, ShiftCode;
This gives me the min and max dates where the shift is 'F' for all ID's. Will try and work out first solution in a minute.
Would like to ignore when you have a symbol. So just ignore the shift totally is where I want to be.
So Id No 1 would be 4 and Id no2 would be 2.
Does that explain it?