In this case, adding will be the same as counting...

SELECT WorkerName, SUM(Job1), SUM(Job2) GROUP BY WorkerName

>Due to my beginner's knowledge of SQL Syntax, I am struggling with creating the following query to pass to SQL Server:
>
>Assume I have a simple table with 4 columns:
>
> workername
> Job 1 performed (0 or 1)
> Job 2 performed (0 or 1)
> Date entered
>
>with multiple entries for each name as work is performed on different days.
>
>I want a query which returns rows of 3 columns:
>
> workername
> Count of the number of times job 1 is performed (set to 1)
> Count of the number of times job 2 is performed (set to 1)
>
>with one row for each unique name.
>
>I understand how to do this if I only wanted one "count" column:
> SELECT workername , count(*) FROM WORKAUD where job1 = 1 group by workername
>
>But how can I include the count for job2 also?
>
>Thanks,
>Pat