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Data combination
Hello, Here my question,
If I have a list of 100 invoices values. and the client paid me $234,456.35. How can I know from that list which of them were paid? In stead of me looking and trying to make multiple combination to see which invoices tie or reach that number. Is it a way than the computer or the formula can tell me which of them make that number? Example: 236 254 368 458 956 2272 is the total The total I am looking for is 490 so the answer is 236+254. But doing this from a list of 100 number is not as that easy. It is not clear the question please let me know |
Data combination
It is actually customary for the customer to draft a reconcilliation, which
should accompany his payment, indicating which invoices he is paying. When you start guessing which invoices are being paid, you are going to end up with an insufferable mess, which may take months to sort out. There may for example be 3 invoices to the amount of $3,245.65 on the customers statement. According to your guestemates he can only be paying one of these. Which one are you going to take as having being paid? I would suggest you get your customer to indicate which invoices are being paid, and which ones not. Those not being paid, should have some indication as to the reson why not! "Victor" wrote: Hello, Here my question, If I have a list of 100 invoices values. and the client paid me $234,456.35. How can I know from that list which of them were paid? In stead of me looking and trying to make multiple combination to see which invoices tie or reach that number. Is it a way than the computer or the formula can tell me which of them make that number? Example: 236 254 368 458 956 2272 is the total The total I am looking for is 490 so the answer is 236+254. But doing this from a list of 100 number is not as that easy. It is not clear the question please let me know |
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