convert rows to columns in Access

Question

I have read many question on Stack Overflow related to my problem, but I don\'t think they quite address my problem. Basically I download a XML dataset with lots of data, and in

Answer 1

Try this...in sql query may be it is your answer

   SELECT NameID , [AA] as AA,[BB] as BB,[CC] as CC,[DD]  as DD     
        FROM        
        (
            SELECT Name,Data,NameID FROM Table1
        )PivotData

        PIVOT
        (
            max(Data) for Name in ([AA],[BB],[CC],[DD])     
        ) AS Pivoting

Answer 2

I think you need to this

1) Take all your Table1 as it is in SQL Server

2) Then run following query

DECLARE @cols AS NVARCHAR(MAX),
@query  AS NVARCHAR(MAX)

select @cols = STUFF((SELECT distinct ',' + QUOTENAME(Name) 
                    from [Table1]
            FOR XML PATH(''), TYPE
            ).value('.', 'NVARCHAR(MAX)') 
        ,1,1,'')

set @query = 'SELECT countryid,' + @cols + ' 
            from 
            (
                select NameID, Name 
                from Table1 cc                
            ) T 
            pivot 
            (
                max (Name)
                for languagename in (' + @cols + ')
            ) p '

execute sp_executesql @query;   

Answer 3

DECLARE @Table1 TABLE ([Index] INT,[Name] CHAR(2),[Data] INT,[NameID] INT) 

INSERT INTO @Table1
VALUES
 (1,'AA',14,1),              
 (2,'BB',42,1),            
 (3,'CC',64,1),             
 (4,'DD',61,1),             
 (5,'AA',15,2),                
 (6,'BB',35,2),
 (7,'CC',67,2),        
 (8,'DD',63,2),
 (9,'AA',9,3),
(10,'CC',10,3),
(11,'BB',83,4),
(12,'CC',1,4),
(13,'DD',87,4)

SELECT [NameID] , ISNULL([AA], '') AS [AA], ISNULL([BB], '') AS [BB]
        , ISNULL([CC], '') AS [CC], ISNULL([DD], '') AS [DD]
FROM  
    (
    SELECT NAME, DATA, NAMEID
    FROM @Table1
    )q
    PIVOT
        (
        SUM(DATA)
        FOR NAME
        IN ([AA], [BB], [CC], [DD])
        )P

Result Set

NameID  AA    BB    CC  DD
1       14    42    64  61
2       15    35    67  63
3       9           10  
4             83    1   87

Answer 4

To accomplish this in Access, all you need to do is

TRANSFORM Sum([Data]) AS SumOfData
SELECT [NameID]
FROM [Table1]
GROUP BY [NameID]
PIVOT [Name]

edit re: revised question

To handle some [Name]s differently we would need to assemble the results (Sum()s, etc.) first, and then crosstab the results

For test data in [Table1]:

Index  Name  Data        NameID
-----  ----  ----------  ------
    1  AA    14               1
    2  BB    2013-12-01       1
    3  CC    64               1
    4  DD    61               1
    5  AA    15               2
    6  BB    2013-12-02       2
    7  CC    67               2
    8  DD    63               2
    9  AA    9                3
   10  CC    10               3
   11  AA    19               2
   12  BB    2013-12-02       2
   13  CC    21               2
   14  DD    12               2
   15  BB    2013-12-04       4
   16  CC    1                4
   17  DD    87               4

the query

TRANSFORM First(columnData) AS whatever
SELECT [NameID]
FROM
    (
            SELECT [NameID], [Name], Sum([Data]) AS columnData
            FROM [Table1]
            WHERE [Name] <> 'BB'
            GROUP BY [NameID], [Name]
        UNION ALL
            SELECT DISTINCT [NameID], [Name], [Data]
            FROM [Table1]
            WHERE [Name] = 'BB'
    )
GROUP BY [NameID]
PIVOT [Name]

produces

NameID  AA  BB          CC  DD
------  --  ----------  --  --
     1  14  2013-12-01  64  61
     2  34  2013-12-02  88  75
     3  9               10    
     4      2013-12-04  1   87