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HI, I would like to do this in an SQL statement: 

 

I want to take a record that has

ACCT  INV#   AMT  TOTAMT

 

Where totamt is created in the SQL

When there is a break, a new ACCT INV.

 

Only when there is a new Acct/Inv then the prev. record should contain
the total of all the prev Acct/Inv Amt's in Totamt.

 

So for example:

Acct   INV     Amt     Totamt

123     001     1.00      0.00

123     001     2.00      0.00.

123     001     3.00      6.00

123     002     1.00      0.00

Etc.

 

Thanks,
Phil

 


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