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Invoices
I have a worksheet for 37 addresses, showing various charges
I need to produce a single invoice for each address Any help please |
Invoices
"suewalton21" wrote in message
... I have a worksheet for 37 addresses, showing various charges I need to produce a single invoice for each address Any help please Use Mail Merge (Word) with your worksheet as the data source. Google for detailed instructions if needed. V |
Invoices
"suewalton21" wrote in message
... I have a worksheet for 37 addresses, showing various charges I need to produce a single invoice for each address Any help please Use Mail Merge (Word) with your worksheet as the data source. Google for detailed instructions if needed. V |
Invoices
If you have a database of your addresses and an invoice template you can use
a simple looping macro for i= 1 gto 37 with invoicetemplate ..cells(1,1)=cells(i,1) ..etc end with print invoice next i -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "suewalton21" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet for 37 addresses, showing various charges I need to produce a single invoice for each address Any help please |
Invoices
Hi,
If you are looking to summarize the charges by address assuming that your data with your address are in column A and your charges in column B and then in column D you have all the address and in column E you want to summarize them use =sumproduct(--(D2=$A$1:$A$10000),$B$1:$B$10000) change range to fit your needs, copy formula down "suewalton21" wrote: I have a worksheet for 37 addresses, showing various charges I need to produce a single invoice for each address Any help please |
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