Poor Man's SQL Pivot. List Questions as Columns and Answers per User in one row?

The posted answers work but are clumsy and slow. You can do what I call parallel aggregation.

This is called a pivot, where information in rows is used to determine the list of columns. This sort of query requires dynamically-computed SQL if done entirely in a query, and is usually better suited to client-side formatting instead (many tools call it a pivot or cross-tab query, SSRS calls it a matrix query).

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