Business Invoice for Netherlands

This template is based on the Business Invoice Template (c5116). It changed not only the color theme of the original template but also the display format of the "City ZIP" field.

The purpose of the modifications is to make the template suitable for Netherlands-based businesses according to the requirements detailed at Netherlands Sales Invoice Template (c6009).

First, we inserted a new row under the seller's business information section and marked it with the text "VAT#", which meant you could enter the VAT identification number of the supplier (the seller).

Secondly, we modify the display format of the original "City ZIP" line so that it shows "ZIP city", for example, "1234 AA Amsterdam".

To do this, we moved the "oknWhoCityStateZIP" and "oknShipCityStateZip" cells out of the printable area. This means that, when you enter new customer information, you should always enter these two values into the cells outside of the printable area.

Then, the following formula is applied to convert "City ZIP" to "ZIP City".

=CONCATENATE(RIGHT(oknWhoCityStateZip,LEN(oknWhoCityStateZip)-FIND("^",SUBSTITUTE(oknWhoCityStateZip," ","^",LEN(oknWhoCityStateZip)-1-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(oknWhoCityStateZip," ","")))))," ",LEFT(oknWhoCityStateZip,FIND("^",SUBSTITUTE(oknWhoCityStateZip," ","^",LEN(oknWhoCityStateZip)-1-LEN(SUBSTITUTE(oknWhoCityStateZip," ",""))))-1))

Finally, in the "Bill To" and "Ship To" sections inside the printable area, the following formula is applied to show the "ZIP City" in the desired format:

=IF(ISERROR(P18),"",P18)

The tax name of this template is set to "BTW (VAT)". All the text labels on this template are still in English instead of Dutch. If you prefer to translate the text labels, you can do this easily by typing in your own text to replace the default ones in Design Mode.