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I have a beginning balance I need to calculate ending balance running total by month rows
I have been searching this site and others trying to find an answer to this. I tried various things but cannot get my head around an answer so here goes.
Here my data:

What I need is to start with the begbal of each Acct and add the debits, subtract the credits and produce an ending balance of that month (row). When the Acct changes, pick up the new begbal and start again. With the data it should look like this:

I can get a running total on the debits and credits by doing this:
SELECT
pph.Acct,
pph.Year,
pph.Prd,
pph.begbal
pph.debit,
pph.credit,
SUM(pph.debit+pph.credit) OVER (PARTITION BY pph.Acct ORDER BY pph.Year, pph.Prd) AS endbal
FROM GL_PeriodPostingHistory pph
What I want to do is
If Acct <> prevoius Acct
then Sum( begbal+debit-credit)
else Sum(previous endbal+debit-credit) as endbal
and I just can't figure out how.
Thank you for consideration,
Clare
sql-server-2014 running-totals
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I have been searching this site and others trying to find an answer to this. I tried various things but cannot get my head around an answer so here goes.
Here my data:

What I need is to start with the begbal of each Acct and add the debits, subtract the credits and produce an ending balance of that month (row). When the Acct changes, pick up the new begbal and start again. With the data it should look like this:

I can get a running total on the debits and credits by doing this:
SELECT
pph.Acct,
pph.Year,
pph.Prd,
pph.begbal
pph.debit,
pph.credit,
SUM(pph.debit+pph.credit) OVER (PARTITION BY pph.Acct ORDER BY pph.Year, pph.Prd) AS endbal
FROM GL_PeriodPostingHistory pph
What I want to do is
If Acct <> prevoius Acct
then Sum( begbal+debit-credit)
else Sum(previous endbal+debit-credit) as endbal
and I just can't figure out how.
Thank you for consideration,
Clare
sql-server-2014 running-totals
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C.Smith is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I have been searching this site and others trying to find an answer to this. I tried various things but cannot get my head around an answer so here goes.
Here my data:

What I need is to start with the begbal of each Acct and add the debits, subtract the credits and produce an ending balance of that month (row). When the Acct changes, pick up the new begbal and start again. With the data it should look like this:

I can get a running total on the debits and credits by doing this:
SELECT
pph.Acct,
pph.Year,
pph.Prd,
pph.begbal
pph.debit,
pph.credit,
SUM(pph.debit+pph.credit) OVER (PARTITION BY pph.Acct ORDER BY pph.Year, pph.Prd) AS endbal
FROM GL_PeriodPostingHistory pph
What I want to do is
If Acct <> prevoius Acct
then Sum( begbal+debit-credit)
else Sum(previous endbal+debit-credit) as endbal
and I just can't figure out how.
Thank you for consideration,
Clare
sql-server-2014 running-totals
New contributor
C.Smith is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
Check out our Code of Conduct.
I have been searching this site and others trying to find an answer to this. I tried various things but cannot get my head around an answer so here goes.
Here my data:

What I need is to start with the begbal of each Acct and add the debits, subtract the credits and produce an ending balance of that month (row). When the Acct changes, pick up the new begbal and start again. With the data it should look like this:

I can get a running total on the debits and credits by doing this:
SELECT
pph.Acct,
pph.Year,
pph.Prd,
pph.begbal
pph.debit,
pph.credit,
SUM(pph.debit+pph.credit) OVER (PARTITION BY pph.Acct ORDER BY pph.Year, pph.Prd) AS endbal
FROM GL_PeriodPostingHistory pph
What I want to do is
If Acct <> prevoius Acct
then Sum( begbal+debit-credit)
else Sum(previous endbal+debit-credit) as endbal
and I just can't figure out how.
Thank you for consideration,
Clare
sql-server-2014 running-totals
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