Job Invoice Sample (Taxable Column)

Job Invoice Sample (Taxable Column) is the second sample on customizing the original Job Invoice Sample. With this sample template, we moved the Taxable checkbox column into the printable invoice form.

If you are not interested in the implementation details regarding how this invoice template was created from the original version, you can download the template for free from the download page. Otherwise, read on to learn how we at InvoicingTemplate.com created the template. Or, visit Job Invoice Template designed by InvoicingTemplate.com.

To design this invoice form layout based on its original version, we first unprotect the Invoice spreadsheet, display grid lines and row headings and column headings, switch to design mode. And then, we unmerge the "Part No." column (which comprises 4 Excel raw columns), move all the "Taxable" checkboxes to Excel column L. On each item line, merge the first 3 cells on column I, J and K to create the new "Part No." cell. Finally, replace the original label "Part No." with the new text "# / Taxable" to indicate the purpose of the taxable checkboxes. The following section describe the process in detail.

Once you moved in the taxable boxes, you may also like to include them on the printed or extracted invoice copy. To do this, name all the checkboxes with "oknWidget_" prefix.

Now you get the idea about how to create this Job Invoice Sample (Taxable Column) from the original Job Invoice Sample. If you need to charge two taxes on the invoicing items, you can either use the Setup dialog box in Invoice Manager for Excel, or download the pre-configured one at Job Invoice Sample (2 Taxes). In case you need to show tax amount for each item, we have another variant created and ready for you to download for free, at Job Invoice Sample (Tax Column).