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Working with dates
Hi. Could you help me please? I am invoicing different clients and in the
terms and conditions of one set payment 30 days from end of the month after invoicing, working days only. Is it possible set formula in my invoicing form to do this automatically? Thank you very much |
Working with dates
Look in help for information regarding the NETWORKDAYS formula, to determine
the number of working days between the invoice date and the due date. This formula also has the ability to omit holdiays, provided you provide the formula with a list of holidays that apply to your work environment. -- Kevin Backmann "Svetlana" wrote: Hi. Could you help me please? I am invoicing different clients and in the terms and conditions of one set payment 30 days from end of the month after invoicing, working days only. Is it possible set formula in my invoicing form to do this automatically? Thank you very much |
Working with dates
Sorry, I tried but still can't find an answer to my problem? Could you
explane me a bit better about this? Thank you "Kevin B" wrote: Look in help for information regarding the NETWORKDAYS formula, to determine the number of working days between the invoice date and the due date. This formula also has the ability to omit holdiays, provided you provide the formula with a list of holidays that apply to your work environment. -- Kevin Backmann "Svetlana" wrote: Hi. Could you help me please? I am invoicing different clients and in the terms and conditions of one set payment 30 days from end of the month after invoicing, working days only. Is it possible set formula in my invoicing form to do this automatically? Thank you very much |
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