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Debtors Aged Analysis

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nclsgna - 23 Nov 2005 15:25 GMT
I am trying to create a debtors aged analysis, where a customer can make
payments for multiple invoices (eg Cheque 001 for $66 pays for invoices of
$30, $29 and $11, implying a short payment on one of the invoices).

Can anybody assist?
Vincent Johns - 24 Nov 2005 06:21 GMT
The easiest way that occurs to me to do this would involve some VBA
code.  You could, for example, list the unpaid invoices for that
customer, then spit out payment records in some order (such as oldest to
newest, or largest to smallest) until the money runs out.  Is that what
you have in mind?

  -- Vincent Johns <vjohns@alumni.caltech.edu>
  Please feel free to quote anything I say here.

> I am trying to create a debtors aged analysis, where a customer can make
> payments for multiple invoices (eg Cheque 001 for $66 pays for invoices of
> $30, $29 and $11, implying a short payment on one of the invoices).
>
> Can anybody assist?
nclsgna - 24 Nov 2005 10:14 GMT
Yes, that is what i have in mind, where payment is allocated to the oldest
invoice first. (more like FIFO for stocks).

>The easiest way that occurs to me to do this would involve some VBA
>code.  You could, for example, list the unpaid invoices for that
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>> Can anybody assist?
nclsgna - 05 Jan 2006 19:06 GMT
One problem though: I know nothing on VBA. Can you suggest a less painful
process than having to learn VBA?
 
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