I have the following example of a table from which I want all rows where Year is '2016' and '2017' but want to exclude CustID 'AB17' and 'AB18' from Year '2017'. In total I should get 12 rows. See this fiddle
Example:
SQL:
SELECT * FROM testing
WHERE Year In ('2016','2017')
AND (CustID NOT In ('AB17','AB18') AND Year = '2017');
Table:
Year CustID Revenue
2016 AB12 10
2016 AB13 11
2016 AB14 12
2016 AB15 13
2016 AB16 14
2016 AB17 15
2016 AB18 16
2017 AB12 10
2017 AB13 11
2017 AB14 12
2017 AB15 13
2017 AB16 14
2017 AB17 15
2017 AB18 16
2018 AB12 17
2018 AB13 18
2018 AB14 19
2018 AB15 20
2018 AB16 21
2018 AB17 22
2018 AB18 23
Any suggestions?
This should work:
WHERE
Year = '2016'
OR (Year = '2017' AND CustID NOT In ('AB17','AB18'))
A pretty direct translation of:
Year is '2016' and '2017' but want to exclude CustID 'AB17' and 'AB18' from Year '2017'.
is:
where year in (2016, 2017) and
not (year = 2017 and custID in ('AB17', 'AB18'))
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