sql count conditions

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there!

I have this question, hope you guys can help me out.

So i have this table with two fields:

type and authorization

in type i have 2 different values: Raid and Hold

in authorization i have 2 different values: Accepted or Denied

I need to make a view that returns values like this:

TYPE:RAID     ACCEPTED:5          DENIED:7

Basically i need to know how many of the values in TYPE are Raid, and then how many of them are Accepted and Denied.

Thank you in advance!!

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