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239 Pointsselect home_team as "Home Team",home_score as "Home Score",away_team as "Away Team",away_score as "Away Score",played_on
select home_team as "Home Team",home_score as "Home Score",away_team as "Away Team",away_score as "Away Score",played_on as "Dated Played" from results
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Steven Parker
231,172 PointsIt's just a spelling error. The output message points it out:
Bummer: The columns you selected were named Home Team, Home Score, Away Team, Away Score,
Dated Played and not 'Home Team', 'Home Score', 'Away Team', 'Away Score' and 'Date Played'.
Note the extra "d" in "Dated Played".
missjones74
239 PointsThank you. I totally missed it. I finally figured it out. :):)