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famres,
If you are happy to create the invoice 'manually' on a copy/paste basis then maybe this will help. Given your attached file's sheets..... Firstly, just as a one off, in the adjusted payments sheet clear B6 and re-enter the value 34.57 Enter the formula =LOOKUP(ABS(O7),'adjusted pay amts'!$B$6:$C$15) in cell Q7 and drag it down to Q25 That will look up your adjusted payments. You can then hide column O which has the Applied Payments so that it will not appear on printed invoice. Otherwise to do away with column O in the invoice area. Copy the Applied Payments to say column AA which is outside your print area then change the LOOKUP formula to =LOOKUP(ABS(AA7),'adjusted pay amts'!$B$6:$C$15) If you always have the same max number of line items (19) then you can leave all the formulas permanently in column Q. Otherwise find a routine that suits. Hope that helps. |
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