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  1. I am trying to calculate using formulas a due date in excel
    Invoice date is: 01.12.2009 and the terms of payment is 30 days.

    What is the formula to reach the due date?
    I tried invoice date + 30 days but then I get a cell which has the message "value"
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    Check that your InvoiceDate and formula cell are both formatted as Date and not as General (that date example with multiple dots may be getting treated as a string)

    Maybe use CUSTOM format and enter dd.MM.yyyy as the mask

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    I'm working in Office 2003 (with UK settings) but this should work in most versions

    First format the cell with invoice date as a date (CTRL-1 on cell) enter date as 01/12/09
    In the Due date you need to simply add 30 to the Invoice date again you may need to format the cell as a date

    and it's as simple as that

    Hope this helps

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  4. here is how it looks
    I still did not manage
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    Make sure that the Invoice Date cells are formatted as Date.

    In E6, type =A6+G3

    By using G3 you can change the payment terms without having to change every due date cell.
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  6. Originally Posted by guns1inger
    Make sure that the Invoice Date cells are formatted as Date.

    In E6, type =A6+G3

    By using G3 you can change the payment terms without having to change every due date cell.
    I doesn't seem to work if I try to format the invoice date cells
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  7. I managed something here but I have problem with one of the cells:


    The result are market with pink, which indicates that it's bad...
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  8. Ok, I managed somehow
    How do I calculate the no. of days overdue with E function?
    How about the age of invoice?
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    Age of Invoice is =INT(TODAY() - A6)
    Days overdue is =INT(TODAY() - E6)
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  10. Originally Posted by guns1inger
    Age of Invoice is =INT(TODAY() - A6)
    Days overdue is =INT(TODAY() - E6)
    Thanks a lot!
    How do I calculate the no. of days overdue with IF function?
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    Example ? What are the conditions ?
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    Sounds like you want Overdue to show only when it's ACTUALLY overdue.

    Days OverDue =IF(INT(TODAY() - E6)>0,INT(TODAY() - E6), "")

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