How to use excel in cheque printing format

joeyhl

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Hi guys, just seeking for you usual help in my topic. I don't know where to start, I want to print company's check payments to suppliers using excel. Is this doable? Thanks in advance.
 

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My bad, what I wanna do is to print say 10 or 20 checks (post-dated). Say, I am going to print check dated March 5, 2019 up to March 5, 2020. If it's possible to have a template to do this wherein I only need to encode the amount of check (in number and with an automatic conversion in amount in words) and the date "from-to" option of the check.
 
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