Sometimes I have to give receipts for fees for any work done. So I have an excel file for this. With the migration to my new laptop, I find the CD which support the file appears when least expected.
I think it was appropriate to have the excel file, Google Apps or something. Not long ago I read in the magazine Software Guru, concerning a case in which Zoho be achieved through a small application that worked as a webservice.
I found interesting to place the issue of a webservice for the calculation, actually does not take much and it would put it in practical applications. Just as I am devising a complete application for billing (message for Robert and SICFE.Net). Search
Zoho, and after a short battle with my username and password, my first experience putting "Application" with Zoho Creator.
At first I did not understand very well when I was programming, I thought for a moment that was javascript, but it is something different, a sort of JSON, is not. Different.
The environment is very friendly, they understand the language and after 30-40 minutes, I have the result:
http://creator.zoho.com/vgarcias21/form/1/
The result is not entirely a Web service, but it works pretty well and is what I was looking to do. The script code is as follows:
Recibo_de_Honorario
form { displayname = "Receipt of Honorary Cantidad_a_recibir
(
displayname =" Amount receive "type = MXN
width = 20)
Monto_en_recibo
(
type = formula value = (Cantidad_a_recibir / 0.95)
)
IVA_15
(
type = formula
value = (Cantidad_a_recibir / 0.95 * 0.15)
)
Valor_total
(
type = formula
value = (Cantidad_a_recibir / 0.95 * 1.15)
)
Ret_10_ISR
(
type = formula
value = (Cantidad_a_recibir / 0.95 * 0.1)
)
Ret_10_IVA
(
type = formula value = (Cantidad_a_recibir / 0.95 * 0.1)
)
Valor_neto
(
type = formula value = (Cantidad_a_recibir / 0.95 * 1.15 - Cantidad_a_recibir / 0.95 * 0.2)
)
plain (type = plaintext
value = "< DIV > See id = ted the result of: < A href = \\" http://creator. zoho.com/vgarcias21/view/1 / /% 22 > http://creator.zoho.com/vgarcias21/view/1/< / A > < / div > " )
} Ready!
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