I want output in below format

Question

drop table din_inst_detail;
create table din_inst_detail
(instNo number,
insdt date,
amt number);
insert into din_inst_detail values (1, '01-apr-2010', 10000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (2, '01-may-2010', 10000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (3, '01-jun-2010', 10000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (4, '13-jul-2010', 10000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (5, '05-aug-2010', 10000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (6, '01-sep-2010', 4000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (7, '01-oct-2010', 4000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (8, '01-nov-2010', 5000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (9, '01-dec-2010', 5000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (10, '01-jan-2011', 5000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (11, '01-feb-2011', 5000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (12, '01-mar-2011', 5000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (13, '01-apr-2011', 10000);
insert into din_inst_detail values (14, '01-apr-2011', 10000);
I want output like this.
S1 S2 Amt
1 3 10000
4 4 10000
5 5 10000
6 7 4000
8 12 5000
13 14 10000
How to achieve this in SQL?
Edited by: 801694 on 21-Apr-2011 03:38

Answer 1

A simple test:
1. XML data
<element>row 1 - row 2</element>
2. RTF-Template
<?xdofx:replace(element,' - ',chr(13))?>
No need for any table structure or form fields, just paste this line of code as plain text into an empty rtf document.
Load the test data into your template builder for word and create Preview > Excel.
On BI Publisher Template Builder for Word 10.1.3.3.3 this returns the multiline output. If this doesn't work on your side, then it's most likely cause of your older version.