MULTIPLE DECODE VALUES

Hi,
I wonder if i can have multiple values for a decode statement in a select statement of a report. Here is what i am looking for.
Original statement :
SELECT SUM(SALES) FROM SALES_TABLE WHERE TO_CHAR(SALES_DATE,'DAY') IN ('FRIDAY','SATURDAY','SUNDAY');
How to write using decode statement ?
SELECT DECODE(TO_CHAR(SALES_DATE,'DAY') ,('FRIDAY','SATURDAY','SUNDAY'), SUM(SALES)) FROM SALES_TABLE ???
Is there way to write something like above without using the where clause ?
thanks
feroz

try this,
select sum(sal)
from (
SELECT DECODE(TO_CHAR(SALES_DATE,'DAY'),
'FRIDAY',SUM(SALES),
'SATURDAY',SUM(SALES),
'SUNDAY',SUM(SALES),
0) sal FROM SALES_TABLE
)

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Order number
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'VBELN'.
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Customer purchase order.
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'BSTNK'.
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAK'.
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'KUNNR'.
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FORM GET_FIELDCAT2
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FORM get_fieldcat2 CHANGING lt_fieldcatalog TYPE
slis_t_fieldcat_alv.
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Order number
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'VBELN'.
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Material number
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s_fieldcatalog-fieldname = 'MATNR'.
s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'MATNR'.
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Net price
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'NETPR'.
s_fieldcatalog-cfieldname = 'WAERK'.
s_fieldcatalog-ctabname = 'T_VBAP'.
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Currency.
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'WAERK'.
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Quantity
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s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'KWMENG'.
s_fieldcatalog-qfieldname = 'MEINS'.
s_fieldcatalog-qtabname = 'T_VBAP'.
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UOM
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s_fieldcatalog-tabname = 'T_VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_tabname = 'VBAP'.
s_fieldcatalog-ref_fieldname = 'MEINS'.
APPEND s_fieldcatalog TO lt_fieldcatalog.
CLEAR s_fieldcatalog.
ENDFORM.
Plz Reward points if contents are useful,,,
Regards,
Mandeep.

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