Using SQL CASE Statement to Create New Column from String Values

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In this video, we’ll explore the powerful SQL CASE statement and how it can be utilized to create new columns based on string values in your database. Whether you're looking to categorize data, transform values, or enhance your queries, the CASE statement offers a flexible solution. Join us as we walk through practical examples and demonstrate how to effectively implement this technique in your SQL queries.

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