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Aged receivables working file - based on date days since invoice raised

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    Aged receivables working file - based on date days since invoice raised

    Hi,

    We need to forecast aged receivables for a balance sheet forecast and am having trouble trying to get the data in to a reliable format.

    In the attached we have 4 clients with different levels of spends and different payment terms. We are assuming payment is made on time and would like to find a way to take numerous client spends and show when they hit and leave our aged receivables report.

    I've started this off but am finding it confusing even doing it manually.

    Can anyone help?


    Many thanks,
    McQLon
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    Re: Aged receivables working file - based on date days since invoice raised

    McQLon,

    If I understand the mission correctly filling the existing formulas across should return the desired output.

    IE grab the fill handle(s) on each of D13, E14 and F15 and copy across.

    Does this do what you want?
    Dave

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    Re: Aged receivables working file - based on date days since invoice raised

    Yes but for the real task I have 100's of clients with different payment terms in different orders and so wondered if there was a way to automate?

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    Re: Aged receivables working file - based on date days since invoice raised

    That's rather vague.

    I suspect it can, but the example upload didn't include or give indication(s) of those variables. Whoever can demonstrate that doesn't have much to go on.

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