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I guessing that by
Quote:
Creditor documents cover debtor documents.
you are implying that there may be more than one credit document to cover debt documents.

You are essentially trying to keep a running total (hint - good thing to google for).

But first you have to get your data into a useable form. In the example below I am going to DocID to indicate the order in which the documents were received because the data you have in columns docDate is not a date and I can't use it in an order by clause.

The first step is to get all of the documents into a single result set - I'm not sure why you have columns ISDeb/IsDebit when you can tell what they are by what table they are in. Personally, I would have had one transaction table with all types of transaction in the one place, with debit values negative and credit values positive.

But as you have a different model, you will need to start with something like this ...
SQL
select personID, DocDate, DocID, (-1) * Fee As Fee, IsDebit
from #debit
union all
select personID, DocDate, DocID, Fee, ISDeb
from #credit

There are several ways to calculate a running total e.g. you could adapt one of the solutions from this post[^]
SQL
;with combine as 
(
	select personID, DocDate, DocID, (-1) * Fee As Fee, IsDebit
	from #debit
	union all
	select personID, DocDate, DocID, Fee, ISDeb
	from #credit
)
,CTE
as
(
    select T.personID, T.DocDate, T.DocID, T.Fee, T.Fee as running_total
    from combine as T
    where T.DocID = 1
    union all
    select T.personID, T.DocDate, T.DocID, T.Fee, T.Fee + C.running_total as running_total
    from CTE as C
        inner join combine as T on T.DocID = C.DocID + 1
)
select C.PersonID, C.DocDate, C.DocID, C.Fee, C.running_total
from CTE as C
Which gave results
PersonID	DocDate	DocID	Fee	running_total
88		2/14		1	-5		-5
88		2/15		2	-5		-10
88		2/16		3	3		-7
88		2/17		4	7		0

This strikes me very much as homework, so just be aware that your tutor probably knows about this site as well
That still doesn't get the results you want - you need to start looking at PIVOT to get credit fee and debit fee on the same row - but for that you are going to need a way of linking the two together i.e. this credit value is to cover debit X
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