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The invoice numbers will be placed in a column (a list of invoice numbers), or will be in a single cell? The second option can be done only with a macro.
For creating consecutive numbers in your desired structure, you can use a formula like this: =IF(LEN(A2)>0;YEAR(NOW())&"-"&TEXT(SUBTOTAL(3;A$2:A2);"00#");"") (change ; separator to your regional settings) Copy formula to your range... |
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