In this particular example, order does matter. But at the moment, the only method I can think of is to tediously list them out.
$0+1+7$
$0+2+6$
And so on. But I am thinking that there is surely a better way in general, especially when there are more and more numbers.
Choose 0 as the first number, like you did. Notice that the numbers almost move towards the ends of the set. For instance the 2nd number will get to 7 while the 3rd number will get to 1. So, for each 1st number, you can easily see the number of combinations. Just remember to ignore duplicates.