Combination Query Help

• Killroy

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  September 8, 2014 at 1:59 pm

  #299157

  Create table #Check

  ( Date Date ,

  Amount money

  )

  Insert into #Check values ( '04/21/2012','2000')

  Insert into #Check values ( '04/21/2012','3000')

  Insert into #Check values ( '04/21/2012','1000')

  Insert into #Check values( '04/21/2012','4000')

  Insert into #Check values ( '04/21/2012','2000')

  Insert into #Check values ( '04/21/2012','5000')

  Insert into #Check values ( '04/21/2012','2000')

  Insert into #Check values( '04/21/2012','1000')

  select sum(amount) as Amount , sum(amount)/2 as Contribution , sum(amount)/2 as Withdrawal from #Check

  select * from #Check

  I want to find out what combination of entries from table #check , makes up Contibution and Withdrawal of 10000.00 each

  eg Sum of both contribution and withdrawal is 10000

  Contributions

  4/21/20122000

  4/21/20123000

  4/21/20121000

  4/21/20124000

  Withdrawal

  4/21/20122000

  4/21/20125000

  4/21/20122000

  4/21/20121000

  Thanks

• Sean Lange

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  September 9, 2014 at 7:20 am

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  Please don't cross post. It fragments replies and makes it a lot harder to help you. Please direct replies here. http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1611592-3077-1.aspx

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