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Jim, Vernon and Birgitta, let me enter this thread since I'm interested in an additional detail:
Apart from the comments about using names, asc/desc, etc... Can you get the grouping at, say, two or more levels of grouping?

I mean, (grouping) giving totals for, at number_field/year/month level, as in Vern's SELECT sentence, ... PLUS ...
PLUSand also higher level (number_field/year , and number_field) Totals in same SELECT in an "interspersed" (did I spell it right?) way as shown below.

Note: I've edited results with blank lines in between and horizontal displacements at different level totals just to make things more clear, but that would not be needed , of course!

Number Year Month Count Total amount
001 1998 11 xx 99.99
001 1998 12 xx 999.99

001 1998 1099.98

001 1999 11 xx 99.99
001 1999 12 xx 999.99

001 1999 1099.98

001 2199.96

002 1999 11 01 200.01
002 1999 06 55 1234.56

002 1999 1434.57

002 1434.57

TIA,
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Vernon Hamberg wrote:

select number_field,
year(date_field) as year_field,
month(date_field) as month_field,
count(*) as num_occurrences,
sum(amount_field') as total_amt
from somelib/somefile
group by number_field, year(date_field), month(date_field)
order by 1, 2, 3


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