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		<title>By: carlosdl</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I guess the first answer was correct.  It seems there is no need for the grouping.

select sum(benefits_paid)
from tablename
where year_mnth in (&#039;200603&#039;,&#039;200602&#039;,&#039;200601&#039;);]]></description>
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<p>select sum(benefits_paid)<br />
from tablename<br />
where year_mnth in (&#8217;200603&#8242;,&#8217;200602&#8242;,&#8217;200601&#8242;);</p>
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