first time post on this site but I've used it a lot in the past. I did try to search for an answer to this but couldn't nail down how to frame the question properly, so here goes.I have a table where each row has an evaluation number of 1, 2, 3 or 4. Each row also has an ID that is a foreign key to a membership table, and another ID that is a foreign key to other data related to the row (a table that holds test information). What I need to do is filter this list of records by the membership group, and then create an output query of some type that lists:[*]The test ID[*]The number of records that are evaluated to 1[*]The number of records that are evaluated to 2[*]The number of records that are evaluated to 3[*]The number of records that are evaluated to 4I can work out how to get the count of each evaluation number separately using something like:\[code\]SELECT Count(Eval), scores.TestIDFROM membership INNER JOIN (scores INNER JOIN tests ON scores.TestID = tests.TestID) ON membership.ID = scores.ClientIDWHERE membership.GroupID = <MembershipGroup> AND scores.Eval = 1;\[/code\]Where in the above is the main filter, scores.TestID is the 'grouping' ID, and Count(Eval) is the aggregate I want. Essentially my ideal output is:ID |Count1|Count2|Count3|Count4-----------------------------------100 |5 |8 |9 |12101 |16 |2 |14 |11...and such. Again, sorry if this was a garbled mess, hopefully you lot can help!PS. The resultant query will be retrieved from ASP.NET to bind to a ListView - if anyone can advise on whether I am better off writing this up as a stored procedure and looking that up or coding it into the SQLDataSource in ASP that would be much appreciated 