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    Balance Calculation

    Hi,

    Attached file has payment updates.
    Help me to calculate the balance after each payment made.

    Thanking you in advance.
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    Re: Balance Calculation

    Care to explain what the rules for the calculation are?

    Why are the amounts in columns D and F always the same for each person? Column F seems to play a part in the Total Paid and the Balance column. But if the amount in column F never changes, that just does not make sense.

    Please explain.

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    Re: Balance Calculation

    Thank you for your response,

    Column D is the total amount payable for the product. Column E is the advance he paid. Balance is in the Column F which he will pay in installments; he gives the cheque in advance.

    Each time the cheque gets cleared, the status will update to "Cleared". Then it will deduct from his balance payment and will show the Total Paid in column L and the balance in Column M.

    Please find the original file for your better understanding.
    I need to generate customerwise report when we input Customer name. based on the data.
    If anything simple way, please help.

    Shaj
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