I just begin learning Postgresql recently. I have a table named \'sales\':
create table sales
(
cust varchar(20),
prod varchar(20),
We can handle this using separate CTEs along with a calendar table:
WITH custprod AS (
SELECT DISTINCT cust, prod
FROM sales
),
ny_sales AS (
SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY cust, prod ORDER BY quant DESC) rn
FROM sales
WHERE state = 'NY'
),
nj_sales AS (
SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY cust, prod ORDER BY quant) rn
FROM sales
WHERE state = 'NJ'
),
ct_sales AS (
SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY cust, prod ORDER BY quant) rn
FROM sales
WHERE state = 'CT'
)
SELECT
cp.cust,
cp.prod,
nys.quant AS ny_max,
nys.year::text || '-' || nys.month::text || '-' || nys.day::text AS ny_date,
njs.quant AS nj_max,
njs.year::text || '-' || njs.month::text || '-' || njs.day::text AS nj_date,
cts.quant AS ct_max,
cts.year::text || '-' || cts.month::text || '-' || cts.day::text AS ct_date
FROM custprod cp
LEFT JOIN ny_sales nys
ON cp.cust = nys.cust AND cp.prod = nys.prod AND nys.rn = 1
LEFT JOIN nj_sales njs
ON cp.cust = njs.cust AND cp.prod = njs.prod AND njs.rn = 1
LEFT JOIN ct_sales cts
ON cp.cust = cts.cust AND cp.prod = cts.prod AND cts.rn = 1
ORDER BY
cp.cust,
cp.prod;
Note: You didn't provide comprehensive sample data, but the above seems to be working in the demo link below.
Demo