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Svanton
Calcite | Level 5

Hi,

 

I have a list of incoming payments, the payments are related to debts. The payer is not necessarily same person who the debt belongs to (i.e. someone else can pay off the debt). I want to count how many debts the person whose debt was paid off had BEFORE and AFTER the payment in question.

 

So one row could look something like this:

Payment date // Payment amount // Payer // Debtor // Debts before payment // Debts after payment

 

I've looked in to solving this with a conditional COUNT function (e.g.: COUNT(payment date < loan date) but this doesn't seem to work.

 

Help would be much appreciated.


BR

 

 

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Oligolas
Barite | Level 11

Post some test data please?

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kiranv_
Rhodochrosite | Level 12

posted sample data and expected result from that sample data. Someone will be able to help you .

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