Below is my current SELECT CASE statement:
SELECT CASE
WHEN edition = 'STAN' AND has9 = 1 THEN '9'
WHEN edition = 'STAN' AND has8 = 1 THEN '8'
WHEN edition = 'STAN' AND has7 = 1 THEN '7'
WHEN edition = 'STAN' AND hasOLD = 1 THEN 'OLD'
WHEN edition = 'SUI' AND has_s9 = 1 THEN 'S9'
WHEN edition = 'SUI' AND has_s8 = 1 THEN 'S8' ELSE 'S7' END AS version
I do not always want to repeat the edition = 'xxx' condition, such as
CASE WHEN edition = 'STAN' AND has9 = 1 THEN '9' ELSE WHEN has8 = 1 THEN '8' ELSE WHEN has7 = '7' ELSE WHEN edition 'SUI' AND has_s9 = 1 THEN 'S9' ELSE ...
In Excel this is fairly easy but how can I compile that in PostgreSQL?
Try this
SELECT CASE
WHEN edition = 'STAN' THEN
CASE
WHEN has9 = 1 THEN '9'
WHEN has8 = 1 THEN '8'
WHEN has7 = 1 THEN '7'
WHEN hasOLD = 1 THEN 'OLD'
END
WHEN edition = 'SUI' THEN
CASE
WHEN has9 = 1 THEN 'S9'
WHEN has8 = 1 THEN 'S8'
END
ELSE 'S7' END AS version