I thought the document number was assigned on creation, but I'd have to
verify. (you can't delete an invoice for example, and you'd have to
change the number to something like 'use next' if you made an error
creating it)
Of course, that would mean you get the same number for the invoice as
the quotation unless you Edit Invoice. (you might set an auto-increment
to append 'Q' for quote for example, and then edit out the 'Q' before
posting)
I'm not certain you can remove the total entirely, but CSS should allow
you to hide it.
The Business Features originally were created by a dev for their own
limited use case. Some UI improvements and bug fixes have been made over
the years, but the functionality hasn't really been expanded much for
some time. (I think Credit Notes being added was the last major change
and that was way back in 2.4.x or early 2.6.x)
Regards,
Adrien
On 12/28/21 9:26 PM, Dr. David Kirkby wrote:
Is there any way to increment a quotation number? I assume not since an I
believe an invoice only gets a number when posted.
I think I will probably need to dig into the CSS as I will not generally
want a total on a quotation. Typically I sell something which has a lot of
optional extras. The chances of any customer wanting every single option is
pretty remote, so I would not want to frighten them with a huge amount.
Some options are mutually exclusive too. I would rather put all options on
a quotation and let the customer actually tell me what they want.
I am really puzzled why GnuCash doesn’t handle quotations a bit more
gracefully. It’s a feature that I have seen many people ask for, and it is
a feature of almost every bit of accounting software I can find.
Dave.
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