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I don't usually use PivotPIVOT all that much, and most of my code is scripting intended for in-house administration of our SQL Servers. As such my code is not that great.

How could I clean up this code, and make it easier to maintain? My main concern is, I want this simpler, but how?

How could I clean up this code, and make it easier to maintain.
My main concern is, I want this simpler, but how?

I don't usually use Pivot all that much, and most of my code is scripting intended for in-house administration of our SQL Servers. As such my code is not that great.

How could I clean up this code, and make it easier to maintain.
My main concern is, I want this simpler, but how?

I don't usually use PIVOT all that much, and most of my code is scripting intended for in-house administration of our SQL Servers. As such my code is not that great.

How could I clean up this code, and make it easier to maintain? My main concern is, I want this simpler, but how?

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Simplifying a T-SQL pivot Pivot script for sales numbers

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