sql-server: Combing these 2 queries results into 1

Question

I have these 2 queries that create a rank list then I'm selecting a specific row from the result so both queries return 1 value each. How can I join the results so it returns them together. Something with the logic of this:

SELECT x.a, y.b FROM (SELECT * from a) as x, (SELECT * FROM b) as y

query1

declare @MainHospital varchar(50)='Hospital1';

                               WITH cte AS (
                               SELECT 4 score, growth1 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 3 score, growth2 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 2 score, growth3 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 1 score, growth4 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 0 score, growth5 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               ),

                                cte2 AS (
                               SELECT area, SUM(score) score FROM cte
                               GROUP BY area
                               HAVING area IS NOT NULL                                   
                               ),

                                cte3 AS (
                               SELECT area, score, 
                               Row_Number() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) row,
                               RANK() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) rank
                               FROM cte2
                               )                                   

                               SELECT top 1 area AS Growth
                               FROM cte3
                               WHERE row = 1

query2

                               WITH Ecte AS (
                               SELECT 4 score, Efficiency1 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 3 score, Efficiency2 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 2 score, Efficiency3 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 1 score, Efficiency4 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               UNION ALL
                               SELECT 0 score, Efficiency5 area FROM Survey
                               WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
                               ), Ecte2 AS (
                               SELECT area, SUM(score) score FROM Ecte
                               GROUP BY area
                               HAVING area IS NOT NULL                                  

                               ), Ecte3 AS (
                               SELECT area, score, 
                               Row_Number() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) row,
                               RANK() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) rank
                               FROM Ecte2
                               )
                               SELECT TOP 1 area as Efficiency
                               FROM Ecte3
                               WHERE row = 1

Answer 1

Have you looked into UNION / UNION ALL ? You must have the same # of columns in each return for this to work.

ex:

SELECT COL1, COL2, COL3 FROM TABLE1
UNION ALL
SELECT COL1, COL2, COL3 FROM TABLE2

For CTE's do the following:

;WITH CTE1 (col1, col2)
AS
(
     SELECT col1, col2
     FROM ...
)
, CTE2 (col1, col2)
AS
(
     SELECT col1, col2
     FROM ....
)

SELECT col1, col2
FROM CTE1
WHERE something = true
UNION ALL
SELECT col1, col2
FROM CTE2
WHERE something = true

NB: UNION ALL will return duplicate rows, UNION will eliminate identical rows as if it were GROUP BY on every column selected.

Your code would change as follows:

declare @MainHospital varchar(50)='Hospital1';

WITH cte AS (
SELECT 4 score, growth1 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 3 score, growth2 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 2 score, growth3 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 1 score, growth4 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 0 score, growth5 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
),

cte2 AS (
SELECT area, SUM(score) score FROM cte
GROUP BY area
HAVING area IS NOT NULL                                   
),

cte3 AS (
SELECT area, score, 
Row_Number() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) row,
RANK() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) rank
FROM cte2
),                                 

Ecte AS (
SELECT 4 score, Efficiency1 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 3 score, Efficiency2 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 2 score, Efficiency3 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 1 score, Efficiency4 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
UNION ALL
SELECT 0 score, Efficiency5 area FROM Survey
WHERE MainHospital = @MainHospital
), Ecte2 AS (
SELECT area, SUM(score) score FROM Ecte
GROUP BY area
HAVING area IS NOT NULL                                  

), Ecte3 AS (
SELECT area, score, 
Row_Number() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) row,
RANK() OVER (ORDER BY score DESC) rank
FROM Ecte2
)

SELECT TOP 1 area as Efficiency
FROM Ecte3
WHERE row = 1                              
UNION ALL
SELECT top 1 area AS Growth
FROM cte3
WHERE row = 1

If you want the two value side by side, change the final query to this:

SELECT TOP 1 T1.area as Efficiency, T2.area AS Growth
FROM Ecte3 T1, cte3 T2
WHERE T1.row = 1 AND T2.row = 1