user132886: Let's say I have a wallet that in total received 1 bitcoin over 10 transactions of 0.1 bitcoin each. If I want to send 0.5 bitcoin to another address, will it work having only one input with one prev_out value, even though the TX referenced there only had a value of 0.1 btc? If that will not work, how do I need to make the transaction such that it will work?

user26873: 
If I want to send 0.5 bitcoin to another address, will it work having only one input with one prev_out value

No, it will not work with just 1 input.

If that will not work, how do I need to make the transaction such that it will work?

You will need to create a transaction that uses 5 inputs of 0.1 to create a total of 0.5 bitcoin.

132886: <p>Let's say I have a wallet that in total received 1 bitcoin over 10 transactions of 0.1 bitcoin each. If I want to send 0.5 bitcoin to another address, will it work having only one input with one prev_out value, even though the TX referenced there only had a value of 0.1 btc? If that will not work, how do I need to make the transaction such that it will work?</p>
 26873: <blockquote>
<p>If I want to send 0.5 bitcoin to another address, will it work having only one input with one prev_out value</p>
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<p>No, it will not work with just 1 input.</p>
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<p>If that will not work, how do I need to make the transaction such that it will work?</p>
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<p>You will need to create a transaction that uses 5 inputs of 0.1 to create a total of 0.5 bitcoin.</p>
