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How to display a list of applied credits and payments on my Invoice Basic Print form?
Hi! We are trying to display applied credits and/or payments on printed invoices, because right now, the only information on the printed invoice is "Amount Paid". This really confuses the customer if a credit is applied as a partial payment on an invoice, because the amount paid doesn't reflect how much was charged on their card and how much was covered by a credit.
I used Suite Answers 72345, and I was able to complete those steps. And this is what the form looks like in edit mode:
This is what the preview looks like:
But this is what actually prints on an invoice that has one payment and one credit applied to it:
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