Calc Invoices to Pay?

[Stanley Barnett]

> Yeah, but if you have a pool of 35 invoices that are unpaid and get a
lump sum payment of $1074.37, 
> the way I understand it you're looking to automatically find the
combination of invoices that equals 
> that amount and flag them paid.

YES, but instead of flagging them as paid, I just want the list and then
our people will verify and if it makes sense to do so they will manually
apply the payment to the list.  I totally agree that the program should
not be the poster.

Thanks,
Stanley Barnett  -  stanley at stanlyn.com
Stan-Lyn & Associates, Inc.  -  http://www.StanLyn.com
Office: (859) 402-8165  -  Cell: (606) 568-5412

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The honourable and venerable Stanley Barnett spoke thus:
> 
> > he's matching one sum against multiple cheques.
> 
> No, I'm looking for "all the unpaid and posted invoices" whose totals 
> adds up to the check payment amount.

Yeah, but if you have a pool of 35 invoices that are unpaid and get a
lump sum payment of $1074.37, the way I understand it you're looking to
automatically find the combination of invoices that equals that amount
and flag them paid.

Which is what I -meant- by one sum (the payment) against multiple
cheques (actually invoices, now that I reread).  But the permutation
game is a headache and 3/4.

mark->
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