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I have the following problem:
One worksheet (Payments) has three columns named "cheque#"; "Account#";
and "Amount".
Another worksheet (Invoices) has three columns named "Account#";
"Invoice#"; and "Amount".

On the worksheet Payments there is one cheque# for each account# for a
certain amount.
On the worksheet Invoices there many Invoice# for different amounts with
the same Account#.

I would like to identify those invoices/amount for a given Account# that
totalize the amount paid with cheque#.

Example:
Worksheet Payments
"cheque#" "Account#" "Amount"
20070101 ABC-001 300.75
20070102 BCD-001 605.35
......... ....... ......



Worksheet Invoices
"Account#" "Invoice#" "Amount"
ABC-001 1001 100.25
ABC-001 1002 110.50
ABC-001 1003 200.25
ABC-001 1004 50.25
ABC-001 1005 90.00
........ .... .......
BCD-001 500 101.50
BCD-001 501 60.25
BCD-001 502 205.60
BCD-001 503 25.60
BCD-001 504 55.55
BCD-001 505 258.35

On this example the cheque# 20070101 should appear linked to invoice#
1001; 1002 and 1005.
The cheque# 20070102 should appear linked to invoice# 501; 502; 503; 504
and 505.

Thank you for your help solving this puzzle.

Rob
 
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