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I'm working with a very large file that has negative and positive amounts (credits & invoices). I'm looking to find credits for a customer that equally match outstanding invoices for the same customer and isolate them. Ex. - A credit for ($135.62) and an invoice for $135.62 for the same customer should appear in the same found set. I would be searching all customers and records at the same time. So far, I created a field that calculates both as positive numbers. I query for '!' in the amount of this field. This brings in loads of others invoices and credits that don't match 'credit to invoice'. Duplicates of matching credit amounts and matching invoices also end up in the found set. Does anyone know how I can make things more selective? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks...JohnB |
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