Write a SQL query to de-group the data and provide the output as below.

Let us first create the test data to demo

USE TestDB;
GO

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS order_details
CREATE TABLE order_details (
    order_id INT,
    product VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,
    quantity INT,
    amount DECIMAL(10,2)
)
GO

INSERT INTO order_details
SELECT order_id,product, quantity, amount
FROM (VALUES(1001,'Laptop',1,75000),
            (1001,'Monitor',2, 30000),
            (1002,'Speaker',4, 12000)
)X(order_id,product, quantity, amount)
GO

SELECT * FROM order_details;

There is a GROUP BY clause to group the data but there is not any option to de-group the data. This solution is implemented using a number sequence and CROSS JOIN.

Solution

DECLARE @max_num INT = (SELECT MAX(quantity) FROM order_details)

;WITH numbers(num) AS (
    SELECT 1
    UNION ALL
    SELECT num+1
    FROM numbers 
    WHERE num <= @max_num
)

SELECT order_id, 
product,
1 as quantity,
CAST(amount / quantity AS DECIMAL(18,2)) AS amount
FROM order_details
CROSS JOIN numbers
WHERE quantity >= num
ORDER BY order_id,
product