>>I have a SQL Query that counts the number of employees in the query.
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>>COUNT(Distinct paEmKey) AS EmployeesCount
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>>I also need another count, but that would be based on a condition of another field.
>>So if I were to use a case statement it would look like, but that obviously cannot work.
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>>CASE Balance <> 0.00 THEN COUNT(Distinct paEmKey) ELSE 0 END AS EmployeesCountWithBalances
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>>I thought perhaps a subquery, but maybe there is a better way?
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>SELECT count(distinct(case when Balance <> 0 then paEmKey END)) as DistinctCountClientsWithBalance from ...

Thanks, but unfortunately the result is just a count without the distinct.