SQL Statement needed for Query Generator

Dear Experts,
My view has the following three columns.
1, Start Date
2. End Date
3. Balance.
I need an SQL statement to write in query generator, which has to check if EndDate is less than the Current date and balance is above zero. If so, it assumes the last date of the job is already over, outstanding materials not yet been returned. Hence it has to return 'Pending'. If EndDate is greater than current date, it means final date for completion of the process is yet to come. So the task is in progress, hence it has to return 'Progress'. If the balance is Zero, all materials connected with the task have been received either as a FG or as Raw Materials. So it has to return, 'Completed'. I need a singe SQL Statement for this.
Please help me.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Anand

Dear Anand,
Try this one:
CASE balance WHEN 0 THEN 'Completed' ELSE CASE WHEN DATEDIFF(DD, EndDate, GetDate()) >= 0 THEN 'Progress' ELSE 'Pending' END END
I have assumed you don't have negative balance. It that is not true, give me the complete case.
Thanks,
Gordon
Thanks,
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