SQL Exercise – 9
SQL Exercise: You are given a table containing a list of departments and employees. Write a query to concatenate all employee names for each department… Read More »SQL Exercise – 9
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SQL Exercise: You are given a table containing a list of departments and employees. Write a query to concatenate all employee names for each department… Read More »SQL Exercise – 9
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SQL Exercise: Create a SQL function that takes a string as input and removes all special characters (keeping only alphanumeric characters and spaces). The following… Read More »SQL Exercise – 8
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SQL Exercise: Given a table Sales that records sales data for various products across multiple months, write a query to dynamically pivot the data such… Read More »SQL Exercise – 11
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SQL Exercise: You are provided with a table Sales that records monthly sales data for various products. Write a query to transform the data such… Read More »SQL Exercise -10
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SQL Exercise: You are given two tables: Employees and Departments. Write a query to find the highest-paid employee in each department. If a department does… Read More »SQL Exercise – 7
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SQL Exercise: Suppose you have a Sales table that tracks product sales data, including the sale amount, product category, and sale date. You want to… Read More »SQL Exercise – 6
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SQL Exercise: You have a Sales table that tracks product sales in different cities for various dates. Now, you have to get the following information.… Read More »SQL Exercise – 5
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SQL Exercise: Write Query to: Find all customers with the last name “Singh”. Retrieve customers whose email address contains the word “kumar”. Retrieve customers living… Read More »SQL Exercise – 4
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SQL Exercise: Write a query to find the top 3 cities by total sales revenue, including: The total revenue for each city. The number of… Read More »SQL Exercise – 3
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SQL Exercise: Write a query to find the following details for each department: The total hours worked by employees on all projects. The number of… Read More »SQL Exercise – 2
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Query: Write a query to find the name of each employee, their department name, their manager’s name, and the total budget of the projects their… Read More »SQL Exercise – 1
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The EOMonth function in Power Apps returns the last day of the month for a given date, with an option to shift the result by… Read More »EOMonth function in Power Apps
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The EDate function in Power Apps is used to calculate a date that is a specific number of months before or after a given date.… Read More »EDate function in Power Apps
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The GroupBy function in Power Apps is used to group records from a table based on one or more columns. It returns a table where… Read More »GroupBy function in Power Apps
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The Index function in Power Apps returns a record of a table based on its ordered position in the table. Index returns an error if the requested… Read More »Index function in Power Apps
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The FirstN function in Power Apps is used to retrieve the first n records from a table or collection. This function is useful when you… Read More »FirstN function in Power Apps
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The LastN function in Power Apps is used to return the last n records from a table or collection. It helps you retrieve a specific… Read More »LastN function in Power Apps
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The IfError function in Power Apps is used to handle errors in expressions and return a specified result if an error occurs. If the function… Read More »IfError function in Power Apps
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To make a round-shaped profile image in Power Apps, you can follow these steps by adjusting the Height, Width, and BorderRadius properties of the image… Read More »Make a round shape profile image in Power Apps
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The Substitute function in Power Apps is used to replace occurrences of specific text within a string with provided value. It’s useful when you want… Read More »Substitute function in Power Apps
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