Note, using an outside app like an office suite also has the benefit of
*generating* lots of invoices very quickly via import, and avoiding the
tedious steps to create them one-by-one in GnuCash.
Regards,
Adrien
On 10/16/23 9:30 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
No, that won't work.
This is a long standing bug/enhancement request.
Your best bet is to use an outside invoice generating system, and then
import the resulting transactions into GnuCash. You can then still
manage individual payments and member statements of account in GnuCash.
(Customer Reports)
While there are specialized invoicing apps and services, you could
likely accomplish this with an office suit using a spreadsheet for the
math and data, and a word processor to do a data & mail merge for the
actual printable invoice. You then import a CSV from the spreadsheet
into GnuCash with the invoice data.
See the Help & Guide for the CSV import template.
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