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# SQL queries
Use **SQL Query** to create a new query by writing SQL statements against an existing Infobridge query.
SQL queries let you retrieve specific columns, filter data, and reshape query results without modifying the original query.
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SQL queries create a new query. They don't modify the original Infobridge query.
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### Example scenario
This example creates a new SQL query named **High Value Product Sales** from an existing planning sheet query.
The SQL query retrieves the product, category, country/region, units, unit price, and revenue columns from the source query.
### Create a SQL query
This example shows how to create a new SQL query from an existing Infobridge query.
1. On the **Home** ribbon, select **SQL Query**.
2. In **Source Name**, enter **High Value Product Sales**.
3. Under **Query References**, on the **Reference** tab, select **Query 1 - Planning 1**.
4. In **SQL Query**, enter the following SQL statement.
```sql
SELECT
ProductName,
Category,
Ctry,
Units,
"Unit Price",
Revenue
FROM {{query_id:1}}
```
Add query references by using the Query References pane or by entering {{query_id:1}} directly in the SQL statement.
5. Select **Create**.
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