I have this table
Customer Date Revenue
D 20140825 25
F 20130606 53
C 20130315 70
A 20140201 86
H 20140125 18
B 20140408 74
B 20130515 84
G 20130107 0
H 20141218 86
D 20130916 78
E 20140814 38
G 20130304 36
C 20131119 94
F 20131126 48
A 20131014 20
B 20140623 50
H 20141224 60
B 20140305 19
E 20130208 46
F 20140203 55
B 20140813 0
F 20130419 87
B 20131108 28
A 20140609 82
D 20140524 90
B 20130117 19
C 20140610 74
G 20130221 58
H 20140322 85
A 20141210 3
B 20140905 42
B 20131212 4
F 20131003 87
D 20141208 93
D 20140922 36
H 20140113 62
E 20130607 45
E 20140117 8
C 20130205 47
C 20140710 9
D 20140526 95
D 20140718 98
H 20140201 15
B 20140510 49
F 20140316 19
C 20140112 99
A 20130828 31
D 20131017 81
F 20131005 5
H 20140124 16
A 20130405 17
F 20130613 73
E 20130512 97
A 20130915 94
C 20140920 80
B 20130907 53
C 20130621 22
F 20141213 23
H 20140914 21
B 20130620 5
B 20141008 12
G 20130523 87
B 20140506 79
C 20130124 13
B 20130120 91
C 20130328 62
C 20141104 29
H 20130817 85
F 20140105 58
B 20130727 34
A 20140525 20
G 20130103 87
C 20130403 99
H 20140801 24
C 20141001 20
H 20130227 82
C 20131128 43
D 20130503 47
F 20130917 52
C 20130501 21
F 20140305 13
F 20140919 67
D 20140627 16
G 20140222 92
H 20130903 40
B 20140103 98
A 20140816 39
And I want to sum the revenue column starting from the dates in another column of the following table
customer registrationdate Sum of Revenue From Registration date till today
A 20140101
B 20140120
C 20140201
D 20131222
E 20131202
F 20130102
G 20131212
H 20140209
The trick is to join the other table by Customer. Then you can filter out all records where the Date is before the RegistrationDate. The remaining records are grouped and aggregated (sum) to get the total revenue per customer.