Hello name?
Any "running balance" like this requires subqueries to show the current total. Something like:
SELECT TransactionID, TransactionDate, DebitAmount, CreditAmount,
(SELECT Sum(CreditAmount - DebitAmount) FROM Transactions As T2
WHERE T2.TransactionDate <= Transactions.TransactionDate) As Balance
FROM Transactions
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On Mar 28, 2014, at 4:02 PM, qaziashfaq@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All, Help required regarding calculating and showing total and opening balance and closing balance for each date. I am attaching sample data.
https://xa.yimg.com/df/MS_Access_Professionals/sample+cashbook.xlsx?token=pjXtUzqxD8XW7L0kNwkBY1MgfLgIbpZoRMZGomO7uG3WMzRZXdKHc7yl8LMyp8dS6wy7_lgcd21DxSLse2u1J-2rihpySqoqFFxviMT2hL0I4apiTA&type=download
Your early response will highly be appreciated.
Regards,
https://xa.yimg.com/df/MS_Access_Professionals/sample+cashbook.xlsx?token=pjXtUzqxD8XW7L0kNwkBY1MgfLgIbpZoRMZGomO7uG3WMzRZXdKHc7yl8LMyp8dS6wy7_lgcd21DxSLse2u1J-2rihpySqoqFFxviMT2hL0I4apiTA&type=download
Your early response will highly be appreciated.
Regards,
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