How to put grouped results all on one line.

I amt trying to get Principal, Interest, Principal YTD, Interest YTD from a transaction table to get them all on one line, but I can't seem to get it. I have a script here that can run without modification to see what I have here. The very last query is
incorrect, as it puts each value on a separate line, but it demonstrates what I am getting so far. What I want is one account number with 4 columns, as above mentioned. Keep in mind, in this illustration, YTD is last year and forward:
CREATE TABLE #a
PMT_ID INT IDENTITY(1,1),ACCT_NO INT, PMT_TYPE CHAR(1), PMT_AMT MONEY, PMT_DATE DATE)
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 450, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 100, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 450, '2012-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 100, '2012-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 450, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 100, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 351, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 102, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 352, '2012-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 102, '2012-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 353, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 102, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 850, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 200, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 880, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 201, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 855, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 203, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 451, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 99, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 451, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 99, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 451, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 99, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 352, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 101, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 353, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 103, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 354, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 103, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 851, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 199, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 881, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 201, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 854, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 205, '2013-12-01')
SELECT PMT_ID, ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE
FROM #a
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOT_PRINCIPAL_PAID
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
SELECT ACCT_NO
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
UNION
SELECT ACCT_NO
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
UNION
SELECT ACCT_NO
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
UNION
SELECT ACCT_NO
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
-- Query to put this all these 4 columns on the same line, ending up with 3 lines.
DROP TABLE #a

Try the below query
CREATE TABLE #a
PMT_ID INT IDENTITY(1,1),ACCT_NO INT, PMT_TYPE CHAR(1), PMT_AMT MONEY, PMT_DATE DATE)
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 450, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 100, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 450, '2012-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 100, '2012-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 450, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 100, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 351, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 102, '2012-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 352, '2012-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 102, '2012-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 353, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 102, '2012-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 850, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 200, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 880, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 201, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 855, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 203, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 451, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 99, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 451, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 99, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'P', 451, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 1, 'I', 99, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 352, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 101, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 353, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 103, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'P', 354, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 2, 'I', 103, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 851, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 199, '2013-09-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 881, '2013-10-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 201, '2013-11-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'P', 854, '2013-12-01')
INSERT INTO #a ( ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE ) VALUES ( 3, 'I', 205, '2013-12-01')
SELECT PMT_ID, ACCT_NO, PMT_TYPE, PMT_AMT, PMT_DATE
FROM #a
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOT_PRINCIPAL_PAID
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
SELECT ACCT_NO, SUM(PMT_AMT) TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
select
T123.ANO,
SUM(TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID) TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID,
SUM(TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID) TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID ,
SUM(TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD) TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD,
SUM(TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD) TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
from
SELECT ACCT_NO ANO
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
UNION
SELECT ACCT_NO
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
UNION
SELECT ACCT_NO
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'P'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO
UNION
SELECT ACCT_NO
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID
,NULL AS TOTAL_PRINCIPAL_PAID_YTD
,SUM(PMT_AMT) AS TOTAL_INTEREST_PAID_YTD
FROM #a
WHERE PMT_TYPE = 'I'
AND DATEPART(year,[PMT_DATE])=DATEPART(year,DATEADD(year,-1,GETDATE()))
GROUP BY ACCT_NO)T123
Group by T123.ANO
DROP TABLE #a

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Change the name of the song, artist, or album
Select the information you want to edit.
Type the new information.
Press Enter.
Edit song or CD information
Select the song or CD you want to edit, and choose File > Get Info (or press Control-I).
Click Info and make your changes.
Tip: If you’re changing the same information (for example, the genre) for multiple items, you can select all the items and change the information for them at the same time.
I hope this information helps ....
Happy Holidays!
- Judy

How portable is the apple all in one

how portable is the imac if you wanted to take it with you

Hi Don
The iMac is not made as a portable computer, so to answer your question - not very.
But its not too difficult to move around, as there is not a separate tower/display, its all-in-one, which makes things easier
If you have a G5, then this article is always good for a bit of a laugh
Taylor

Ok, so now I some how have many Apple acounts. How do I get it all into one so I can access all my itunes cards and kindle books ect.

I seem to have many Apple accounts but want them all in one.
How do I do this as my email provider has changed and I can not seem to combine them and use my credi on Itunes and or get books I already paid for

Correct.
Each Apple ID is a separate account. There is no way to combine them. If there were, it would make it very easy to defeat copyright, ownership, etc.

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