How to Use SQL Case Statements

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Ever wanted to make an If-Then field in your SQL query? In this episode, we're taking a look at how to use SQL Case expressions in our queries so that we can categorize our data or calculate for specific outcomes. The SQL Case expression is very powerful and every person learning SQL will need this one in their toolkit. Let's go check it out!

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