Calc Invoices to Pay?

[Kenneth Brody]

Quoting Stanley Barnett (Wed, 5 Mar 2008 20:24:20 -0500):

>
>> Just curious -- how many invoices were there?
>> Could you post a list of the invoice amounts, and the check amount, as
> a set of test
>> values for anyone wanting to try it out?
>
> Hi Ken,
>
> Here are the details of the last time I could not resolve...
>
> 20070101529 01/03/2007 POST      375.00      375.00
> 20070101523 01/18/2007 POST       96.88       96.88
> 20070101534 01/20/2007 POST      150.00      150.00
> 20070301533 03/13/2007 POST     1563.34     1563.34
> 20070701489 07/23/2007 POST      452.48      452.48
> 20070901528 09/04/2007 POST      764.46      764.46
> 20071001527 10/20/2007 POST      162.50      162.50
> 20071001526 10/22/2007 POST      380.00      380.00
> 20071101525 11/10/2007 POST      594.93      594.93
> 20071201522 12/13/2007 POST      655.00      655.00
> 20080101524 01/18/2008 POST       96.88       96.88
> 11 invoices,
>
> I received 2 checks, one for 998.97 and one for 4292.00

The reason you spent a long time searching for the right combination and
not finding it is because there is no combination that matches those
amounts.

For $4292.00, you have:

   375.00 1563.34 452.48 764.46 162.50 380.00 594.93 = 4292.71
   375.00 96.88 150.00 1563.34 764.46 594.93 655.00 96.88 = 4296.49

For $998.97, you have:

   452.48 162.50 380.00 = 994.98
   96.88 150.00 655.00 96.88 = 998.76

For a combined sum of $5290.97, you have:

   375.00 96.88 150.00 1563.34 452.48 764.46 162.50 380.00 594.93 655.00
   96.88 = 5291.47

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