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The due date of the installments consider non-working days

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Posted on by Thiago Tudela 30 
Hi All

I have a question and I would like to know if you can help me.

My client needs that the due date of the installments of invoices from customers and vendors, consider Saturday and Sunday as non-working days, I made the parameterization of the base calendar but the system ignores this information.

Do you know how to tell me if any parameterization is missing or if I will have to customize this function?

Thansks.
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    TWBlaisdell Microsoft Employee on at

    Hello,

    Thank you for posting on the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Forum.

    Please confirm the Version of Business Central or Dynamics NAV being used.    Also, please confirm what Installment functionality is being used.  

    There is standard Payment Terms and Prepayment Invoicing. However, when using the term "Installments for Invoices", I am not totally certain what is being referred to with your post.  

    It would help to see the Object No. information related to the Installment functionality to clarify.

    Thank you for the clarification in advance.

    Best Regards,

    Tom

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    I assume you are referring to due date in Sales Invoice / Purchase Invoice. System is not using base calendar to calculate the due date, the due date is based on Payment Terms Due Date Calculation.

    I think you need to customize the function . You can subscribe to event : OnValidatePaymentTermsCodeOnBeforeValidateDueDate in Sales Header then apply the new logic

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