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      <title>Power Query – Week start and end dates in same column</title>
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      <description>Someone asked me the other day below thing: “On the same column I want a
Range of dates not Duration between two dates So I have a Creation date and fulfillment
date I need to come up with a column of weekly Range like for example 10/21 – 10/27
10/28 – 11/01 11/02 – 11/09…</description>
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      <title>Examples of Count, Count IF, Count duplicates in SQL</title>
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      <description>Count: SELECT [ProductModel], COUNT(1) CNT FROM [AdventureWorks2017].[Production].[vProductAndDescription]
GROUP BY [ProductModel] ORDER BY CNT DESC Count “if”: SELECT [ProductModel], [Name],COUNT(1)
CNT FROM [AdventureWorks2017].[Production].[vProductAndDescription] WHERE [ProductModel]
LIKE ‘%Frame’ AND [Name] LIKE ‘%52’ –here’s the IF statement GROUP BY [ProductModel],
[Name] ORDER BY CNT DESC Count duplicates: SELECT [ProductModel], COUNT(1) CNT —
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