convert dax query to sql query

shabanashaik88 

Can you try this pattern?

WITH BucketCTE AS (
    SELECT
        MFCName,
        MachineHours,
        [min] = MIN(MachineHours) OVER (PARTITION BY MFCName),
        [max] = MAX(MachineHours) OVER (PARTITION BY MFCName),
        min_bucket = MAX(MachineHours) OVER (PARTITION BY MFCName) / 20
    FROM
        MFC_FC_TREND_ANALYSIS_VIEW
)
SELECT
    MFCName,
    MachineHours,
    CASE
        WHEN MachineHours IS NULL THEN NULL
        WHEN MachineHours >= [min] AND MachineHours <= min_bucket THEN min_bucket
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 2 THEN min_bucket * 2
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 2 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 3 THEN min_bucket * 3
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 3 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 4 THEN min_bucket * 4
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 4 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 5 THEN min_bucket * 5
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 5 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 6 THEN min_bucket * 6
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 6 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 7 THEN min_bucket * 7
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 7 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 8 THEN min_bucket * 8
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 8 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 9 THEN min_bucket * 9
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 9 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 10 THEN min_bucket * 10
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 10 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 11 THEN min_bucket * 11
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 11 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 12 THEN min_bucket * 12
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 12 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 13 THEN min_bucket * 13
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 13 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 14 THEN min_bucket * 14
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 14 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 15 THEN min_bucket * 15
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 15 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 16 THEN min_bucket * 16
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 16 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 17 THEN min_bucket * 17
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 17 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 18 THEN min_bucket * 18
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 18 AND MachineHours <= min_bucket * 19 THEN min_bucket * 19
        WHEN MachineHours > min_bucket * 19 AND MachineHours <= [max] THEN [max]

        -- Add more WHEN clauses if needed for additional buckets

        ELSE [max]
    END AS Bucket
FROM
    BucketCTE;

Hey shabanashaik88 

Try this:

WITH MinMax AS (
    SELECT
        MFCName,
        MIN(MachineHours) AS MinHours,
        MAX(MachineHours) AS MaxHours
    FROM MFC_FC_TREND_ANALYSIS_VIEW
    GROUP BY MFCName
),
Buckets AS (
    SELECT
        MFCName,
        MinHours,
        MaxHours,
        (MaxHours / 20) AS MinBucket,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 2 AS a,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 3 AS b,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 4 AS c,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 5 AS d,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 6 AS e,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 7 AS f,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 8 AS g,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 9 AS h,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 10 AS i,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 11 AS j,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 12 AS k,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 13 AS l,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 14 AS m,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 15 AS n,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 16 AS o,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 17 AS p,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 18 AS q,
        (MaxHours / 20) * 19 AS r
    FROM MinMax
)
SELECT 
    v.MFCName,
    v.MachineHours,
    CASE 
        WHEN v.MachineHours IS NULL THEN NULL
        WHEN v.MachineHours BETWEEN b.MinHours AND b.MinBucket THEN b.MinBucket
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.MinBucket AND v.MachineHours <= b.a THEN b.a
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.a AND v.MachineHours <= b.b THEN b.b
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.b AND v.MachineHours <= b.c THEN b.c
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.c AND v.MachineHours <= b.d THEN b.d
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.d AND v.MachineHours <= b.e THEN b.e
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.e AND v.MachineHours <= b.f THEN b.f
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.f AND v.MachineHours <= b.g THEN b.g
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.g AND v.MachineHours <= b.h THEN b.h
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.h AND v.MachineHours <= b.i THEN b.i
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.i AND v.MachineHours <= b.j THEN b.j
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.j AND v.MachineHours <= b.k THEN b.k
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.k AND v.MachineHours <= b.l THEN b.l
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.l AND v.MachineHours <= b.m THEN b.m
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.m AND v.MachineHours <= b.n THEN b.n
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.n AND v.MachineHours <= b.o THEN b.o
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.o AND v.MachineHours <= b.p THEN b.p
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.p AND v.MachineHours <= b.q THEN b.q
        WHEN v.MachineHours > b.q AND v.MachineHours <= b.r THEN b.r
        ELSE b.MaxHours
    END AS Bucket
FROM 
    MFC_FC_TREND_ANALYSIS_VIEW v
JOIN 
    Buckets b ON v.MFCName = b.MFCName

Keep in mind that this example assumes a simplified structure of your database, and the exact query might vary depending on your specific database schema and SQL dialect.

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