Small business owner needs help with excel formula

roqalexander

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Right now I am a small business owner who uses quickbooks. my customers are set up with monthly payment plans that I manually keep track of. my business has grown so it’s hard to keep track of all these customers at this point.

SO the columns I have are:

customer name,
Amount paid last month
Date of most recent payment
Amount due this month,
invoice due date,
total outstanding balance,


i manually put in the invoice due dates but is there anyway to have them change to the next month automatically if a customer actually pays for the month?

JUST AN Example: Customer X’s Invoice due date is on 4/15/2021 and then IF for example they paid their monthly installment on 4/14/2021 their due date on excel CHANGES to the next due date 5/15/2021 as long as the balance is above 0 dollars aka not paid off.

have no idea if this could be done but boy it would save me a time of time on customer data.

many thanks in advance if this can be done. Like seriously.
 

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monitor customer payments filetype:xls
or for
accounts payable register filetype:xls
You might want to aim for something which helps you to download your bank statements and to link this to the above.
 
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Without knowing more about the layout you have and/or want, something like this might get you started:

Book4
ABCDEFG
1Customer NameAmount Paid Last MonthDate Of Most Recent PaymentAmount Due This MonthInvoice Due DateTotal Outstanding BalanceNext Due Date
2AAAA$1,000.004/14/2021$1,000.004/15/20215/15/2021
3BBBB$500.003/20/2021$500.004/20/20214/20/2021
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G2:G3G2=IF(AND(MONTH(C2)=MONTH(E2),C2<=E2),E2+30,E2)
 
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