How to Create GST Bill Format in Excel with Formula

Every company, shop, bank, or other financial organization needs a GST bill format to provide an invoice to their customer for every transaction. We can easily create a GST bill format in Microsoft Excel. In this article, we will learn how to create GST bill format in Excel with formula. Let’s get started!

How to Create GST Bill Format in Excel with Formula: Step-by-Step Procedures

There are 4 steps to create a GST bill format in Excel with formula. We will learn these steps serially in this article. If we want, we can also reduce or increase the number of steps according to our needs. Here we will learn to create a demo GST bill format with formula in Excel.

Step 1: Create Outline of GST Bill Format

• First, we need to create a basic dataset of the products like the image below.

• Second, we need to create another dataset of the Company Details like the below one in another sheet.

• After that, we have to create the basic outline of the GST invoice for the seller. For example, we have created the basic outline for The Blue Door Book Store.

• Now, we will give some basic fixed inputs in the required places. So, we will fill up the indicated cells first.

• Furthermore, type 2 as Invoice No, ON as State Code (code for Ontario), and for having today’s date we have used the TODAY function.

• Next, we will fill in the banking details.

• For this purpose, you can use your desired A/C Name and A/C No. (here, we have used Michael James and 0034567).

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Step 2: Make Dropdown List

Now we will create a dropdown list here to change the values easily in the bill form.

• Firstly, we will make a dropdown list for the GSTIN numbers of the companies to whom the products will be supplied.

• To begin with, select cell C9 where you want to have the dropdown list.
• Then, go to the Data tab >> Data Tools Group >> Data Validation option.

• As a result, the Data Validation dialog box will open.
• Now, select the List option in the Allow field.
• Next, select cells ($B$5:$B$10) in the Source box and press OK.

Here, Customer! is the sheet name, and ($B$5:$B$10) is the range containing the GSTIN numbers in that sheet for different companies.

• In this way, we will get the dropdown sign in our desired cell and now we can choose any of the numbers from this list. For example, we have selected the GSTIN number ONFSDCXXXX5D1ZR for this example at first.

• After that, the selected number will appear in cell C9.

• Furthermore, we will use the GSTIN number to look for the values of the Company Name in the Customer sheet and then have this value in the indicated region.

• Afterward, type the following formula in the selected region and press Enter:

• Consequently, you will get the Company Name, Z, for the GSTIN number ONFSDCXXXX5D1ZR.

Here, $C$9 is the lookup value, Customer!$B$5:$E$10 is the table array where Customer! is the sheet name, 2 is the column number of which we want the values and FALSE is for an exact match. If sometimes the VLOOKUP function returns an error then the IFERROR function will convert it into a Blank.

• Similarly, you can use the following formula and press Enter for getting the Area of the company:

• Now, type the following formula and press Enter in the following region to get the Contact No. of the company:

• As a result, we can see that we have the following Company Name, Area and Contact No. for the corresponding GSTIN number ONFSDCXXXX5D1ZR.

• And, when you change the GSTIN number by using the dropdown list then the corresponding Company Name, Area and Contact No. will also be changed.

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Step 3: Apply Excel Formula to Modify GST Bill Format

Now we will use some Excel formulas for making an automated GST bill format.

• First, type the Serial Numbers and HSN Codes of your products in the Serial and HSN Code columns.

• Now, we will use the HSN Code to look for the values of the Product Name in the Product sheet and then have this value in cell D13.
• Next, type the following formula in cell D13 and press Enter.

Here, C13 is the lookup value, product!B5:F9 is the table array where product! is the sheet name, 2 is the column number of which we want the values and FALSE is for an exact match. If sometimes the VLOOKUP function returns an error then the IFERROR function will convert it into a Blank.

• After that, drag the Fill Handle tool down. In this way, we will get the Book Names in the Book Name column.

• Similarly, type the following formula in cell F13 and press Enter.

• After that, drag the Fill Handle tool down. In this way, we will get the Unit Prices in the Unit Price column.

• Subsequently, type the number of your products in the Qty column.

• Now, we will get the prices by multiplying the Qty and Unit Price in the Amount column.

• We can get the CGST rates by using the values of the HSN Codes by using the following formula:

• Similarly, we can get the SGST rates by using the values of the HSN Codes by using the following formula:

• Now, we will get the CGST Amount by using the following formula:

• Similarly, we have used the following formula for having the SGST Amount.

• To calculate the Taxable Amount we will use the following formula:

• By using the following formula, we will sum up the amounts of the products:

Here, the SUM function will add up the values of the Amount column.

• To get the total CGST Amount, we will use the following formula:

• To sum the SGST Amount, we will use the following formula:

• After having all of these amounts, we will sum up them by using the following formula to get the Total Amount.

• Finally, after performing all of these calculations we will get the following bill form.

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Step 4: Save and Resume Bill Format in Excel

At last, we will use two VBA codes to refresh the bill form for performing calculations for new data and saving the bill.

• Firstly, go to the Developer tab >> Visual Basic editor.

• As a result, the Visual Basic Editor will open up.
• Next, go to the Insert tab >> Module option.

• After that, a Module will be created.
• Now, write the following code for resuming the sheet.

Sub resumeinvoice()
Range("D4").Value = Range("D4").Value + 1
Range("C13:C17").ClearContents
Range("E13:E17").ClearContents
Range("C9").ClearContents
End Sub

Hence, this code will clear these ranges and add up 1 with the value in the cell.

• Moreover, go to Insert tab >> Module Option again.

• Then, type the following code for saving the code in your desired location.

Sub savegst()
Set ws = Worksheets("Invoice")
ws.Range("A1:L27").ExportAsFixedFormat xlTypePDF, _
Filename:="D:\Shipon\" & ws.Range("D4").Value, _
openafterpublish:=False
End Sub

Here, the Invoice is the sheet name, and (A1:K27) is the range of the sheet you want to save.

• Furthermore, go to Developer tab >> Insert Group >> Button option.

• As a result, a plus sign will appear, and drag down and right this sign like the following figure.

• Now, the Macro name dialog box will open up like the below one.

• Then, select the resumeinvoice macro name for creating a button for resuming the operation and press OK.

• Furthermore, we have edited the name of the button as Resume.

• Similarly, we can create a Save button for saving the bill form as a PDF by using the savegst macro name.

• After pressing the Save button, the bill form will be saved as a PDF which will be displayed below in your desired location.

• After pressing the Resume button, the Invoice No will be increased by 1 and the values of the indicated boxes will be removed.

• Next, we have to give the inputs in the indicated boxes of the previous figure. Then, we can get a new bill form like the below one.

Things to Remember

• We can increase or remove the number of steps to create a GST bill format according to our needs.
• In order to save the bill on your pc using the VBA code, you have to clearly mention the path correctly.

Download Practice Workbook

You can download the free template from here.

Conclusion

Hence, follow the above-described steps. Thus, you can easily learn how to create GST bill format in Excel with formula. Hope this will be helpful. Don’t forget to drop your comments, suggestions, or queries in the comment section below.

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