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Hello<br />
This one works if I change t.date, -11 to<br />
t.date, -12<br />
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Many thanks again
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Hello
This one works if I change t.date, -11 to
t.date, -12

Many thanks again

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Not sure but I'm thinking that, in order to match your spreadsheet line for line the join should be on add_months(p.date,-1) = add_months(t.date,-12)
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Not sure but I'm thinking that, in order to match your spreadsheet line for line the join should be on add_months(p.date,-1) = add_months(t.date,-12)

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Hello<br />
Another question similar to one posted earlier today - angelIII helped me out earlier but this one is slightly different and best explained by seeing the attached - see cell C108 as for the required answer.<br />
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I have a table with 2 columns date and amount - again see attached for required outcome.<br />
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Regards<br />
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recursive2.xls

Hello
Another question similar to one posted earlier today - angelIII helped me out earlier but this one is slightly different and best explained by seeing the attached - see cell C108 as for the required answer.

I have a table with 2 columns date and amount - again see attached for required outcome.

Regards

using RECURSIVE WITH statement - using oracle 11g

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