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replyReply Thu 15 Nov 2007, 12:31Delegate Sukhi said...

Sukhi has attended:
Excel Intermediate course

Finance

how do you raise invoices using excel?

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replyReply Wed 21 Nov 2007, 09:39Trainer Stephen said...

RE: Finance

Hi Sukhi,

Invoices can be created in excel by using a template. If you click on File - New and then select the invoice template. This will give you a standard invoice layout that you can adapt to your needs.
I note however that you use the term "Raise Invoices". if by this you mean you want to automatically have Excel create and invoice from data in a spreadsheet, then you would need to write a macro in VBA.
To do this it would be best to attend the Excel-VBA course.

Regards

Stephen

 

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