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I've just bought this marvellous software, Translation Office 3000. But now, I have a doubt: when I try to edit an invoice, I don't know how to add +16% of VAT (IVA in Spain) and subtract -15% of IRPF. I mean that I see that there are two boxes for taxes (1 and 2) but both subtract the amount. Can you help me?
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Gary Daine (X) English to Spanish + ...
Enter a negative value
Mar 10, 2006
In the Settings-Taxes page, simply enter "IRPF" as the name, and "-15%" as the value.
Everything will then be calculated correctly.
Gary
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It was simple!! Thank you Gary, now it's all right!
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Kevin Pfeiffer (X) Germany Local time: 05:10 German to English + ...
Locale and decimal places in invoice templates
Mar 14, 2006
Hi,
I just started using Translation-Office as well. I had two small problems that their support staff solved and which I pass on here:
1) In invoices, some of the subtotals would print without any decimal place digits if the sum was round. For example, 665.00 would show up in the subtotal as "665".
Solution: Wrap your template variable as follows...
I just started using Translation-Office as well. I had two small problems that their support staff solved and which I pass on here:
1) In invoices, some of the subtotals would print without any decimal place digits if the sum was round. For example, 665.00 would show up in the subtotal as "665".
Solution: Wrap your template variable as follows...
Original (for example): Gesamt-Summe: \JOBSTOTAL\
Formatted with 2 decimal places: Gesamt-Summe: \fnum(JOBSTOTAL,2)\
2) I need to change the locale settings so that some accounts used a comma and others a period for the decimal separator.
You can do this for each account. There is a Locale button that you will find on the RTF tab when viewing a client profile.
3) And last: Remember that the invoice templates are stored with the program software and not with your client data. So don't forget them when thinking about backups, etc.
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