David Waldmann
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I really like the aged statement format, but I have a problem with it only listing the invoice numbers because of Finance Charges. Since there's no easy way (that I know of) to print Finance Charge Invoices, when a customer gets a statement they will not have an Invoice to match up with what's listed on the Statement. I realize that space for a Descriptipon field like in the normal statement is not available because of the format, but if it could say FinChg instead of the Invoice # that would work good, I think.
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