In most cases, the static pivoting technique suffices the business requirement. For example, the monthly sales forecast, yearly sales split, quarterly sales aggregation, etc, where the IN clause columns remain static. In some other instances, we need granular details and the table-value expression is more dynamic in nature and all the time new set of the expression are included in the table then dynamic PIVOT would be the best choice.
Our first bar chart will contain quarterly sales data for a fictional company. Each quarter will be displayed on the x-axis of the chart. The sales amount will be displayed on the y-axis of the chart.
Dimension provides the context surrounding a business process event. In simple terms, they give who, what, where of a fact. In the Sales business process, for the fact quarterly sales number, dimensions would be
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