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Pie Man


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Hi Everyone,

I'm starting out with sage 50 and I am trying to find out if I can print invoices today with tomorrows date on them. I usually print on the day but the drivers are waiting around in the mornings.

Is it possible to do?

Thanks in advance.



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Cheshire


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Hi Steve
Welcome to the site! I dont use Sage for invoices, so might just be worth a try. Or failing that just try changing the system date to the next day, print what you need, then change the date back.

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Pie Man


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Hi Joanne,

Thanks for your reply, I'll give that a try.

Steve.



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Onion4Sage


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Steve,

I'd be wary of messing with the system date. Can you not just enter tomorrow's date when you create the invoice?

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I do invoices in advance and just put the future date it doesnt make any difference

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Pie Man


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Thanks all, Sharon, can I do this with batch invoicing?

Steve.

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Rhianrach


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At worst it will prompt you that you are future dating the invoice if my memory serves.

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Steve, you can do this in batch invoices, or by using the full "create invoice" route.

If you have loads to post, and you are very diligent with Sage, you could change the program date to tomorrows date, add in all your invoices, then go back and change the program date back to today. I wouldn't bother with this, if it just one or two... as you may forget to change the date back!

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