>>>>Off the top of my head, if I understood your problem correctly. It would be something like this:
>>>>

>>>>var list = (from  d in _dbSet.Where(x => x.Account == accountName && x.Hidden == false)
>>>>               from t in transact .Sum(s=>s.extension).Where(w=>w.extension != null && w.invoiceNo == d.InvoiceNo).
>>>>              select(x => new InvoicesList { InvoiceNo = x.InvoiceNo, Account = x.Account, Hidden = x.Hidden, 
>>>>                                                          Descrip = x.Descrip1, Finalized = x.Finalized, Created = .DateTime}, InvoiceBalance= t)).ToList();
>>>>

>>>
>>>I am trying to use this syntax, but getting errors and can not figure this out. Here is my attempt, but I don't see where to put Sum here:
>>>
>>>

>>> var invoicesList =  (from  d in _dbSet.Where(x => x.Account == accountName && x.Hidden == false)
>>>                 from i in _siriusContext.Transact.Where(w=>w.Extension != null && w.InvoiceNo == d.InvoiceNo)
>>>                select(x => new InvoicesList { InvoiceNo = x.InvoiceNo, Account = x.Account, Hidden = x.Hidden, Descrip = x.Descrip1, Finalized = x.Finalized, Created = x.DateTime, Balance= i.Extension}))
>>>

>>
>>My example had the sum in it... btw, what are the errors?
>
>If I leave sum where you have it, then it says that decimal doesn't have Sum operator (something along the lines).
>
>I found this sample http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1285710/linq-to-sql-join-and-sum which I'll try to adapt now.

You're amazing... rather than figure out the code and the problem, you flit off to another solution to try (read someone elses code). Why don't you keep at the linq statement until you solve the problem on your own and learn from it.

There's nothing preventing summing on decimals...