We can't delete the table because the bookmark is there.

Now, you have to go back to the subtotal table in the body of the invoice - the one you copied. Ctrl-V – You are pasting in the subtotal table instead of the word “subtotal”.ġ9. Find the word “subtotal” in the footer and highlight it.ġ8. Ctrl-C (Do not cut because the end document bookmark is in this table, we can't delete the table from this section.)ġ7. In the template, highlight the subtotal section table.

If you see more than that, then there is a syntax problem and you will have to redo the steps from the beginning.ġ4. If you have the formula right, you should see the word subtotal in the bottom and that's it, nothing else. Right in front of the last closing brace, add 'subtotal'.ġ3. Now the formula should show in the footer too.ġ1. Make sure you don’t highlight the open brace, the If and the close brace.ĩ. In the top line of the footer in the If formula that you have, highlight the /* MERGEFORMAT. Highlight the whole formula and click CTRL-C to copy it.ħ. Look at the top right of the template where the page number is. The footer section should look like the following:Ħ. In the Fields window, select If in the Fields list. Start with an original unmodified SOP Blank Invoice word template and open in word.Ģ.

The following steps will only work on Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 SP3.ġ. How to anchor subtotals at the bottom of the last page of an invoice. I'm not sure why they limit it to 2013, probably because that's when Word templates came on the scene. Here's a copy of a KB article that will anchor the totals to the bottom of the last page.

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