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That's hideously hard to read, sample data would help if you could give a temp table creation statement with inserts. But essentially I think you don't need to PIVOT, you just need to concatenate the data? In that case, SELECT column1+column2+column3 (in whatever order) FROM yourTable

Thanks @Jon Crawford but I got assistance for this already.

WRT the format, I did put everything in a table, but this is the format that it spat out, LOL

Thanks anyway for the prompt reply!

What Jon is suggesting is the you "put everything in a table" FOR US! For future posts, provide the CREATE TABLE statement and an INSERT/VALUES statement to populate it with data.

Oracle PIVOT operator allows you to cross-request a table to those who started using Oracle 11g. This means that you can combine your results and rotate rows into columns.

SYNTAX FOR THE PIVOT OPERATOR IN ORACLE/PLSQL

SELECT * FROM
(
SELECT column1_id, column2_id
FROM tabs
WHERE conds
)
PIVOT
(
aggregate_function(column2_id)
FOR column2_id
IN ( expr1_id, expr2_id, ... expr_n_id) | subquery
)
ORDER BY expression_id [ ASC | DESC ];

Parameters or arguments

• aggregate_function – It can be a function such as SUM, COUNT, MIN, MAX or AVG.
• IN (expr1_id, expr2_id, … expr_n_id) – List of values to rotate column2_id in the header of the cross tabular query result.
• subquery – A subquery can be used instead of a list of values. In this case, the results of the subquery will be used to determine the values for rotating column2 in the header of the cross tabular query result.

THE PIVOT OPERATOR CAN BE USED IN FUTURE VERSIONS OF ORACLE/PLSQL

Oracle 12c, Oracle 11g

HOW TO USE THE PIVOT OFFER IN ORACLE

We’ll base our example on a table called orders with the following definition:

CREATE TABLE ords
( order_id integer NOT NULL,
custom_ref varchar2(50) NOT NULL,
order_date date,
prod_id integer,
quantity_id integer,
CONSTRAINT orders_pk_id PRIMARY KEY (order_id)
);

In order to show you the data for this example, we will select records from the order table with the following SELECT query:

SELECT order_id, custom_ref, prod_id
FROM ords
ORDER BY ord_id;

Can you provide table info and your requirement in better format. It's really hard to understand.
Additionally, you can use following articles to write your Pivot Query.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/t-sql/queries/from-using-pivot-and-unpivot?view=sql-server-ver15

https://www.sqlservertutorial.net/sql-server-basics/sql-server-pivot/