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Invoice Template for Excel

This Excel invoice does the math for you: quantity × unit price fills the Amount column, and the subtotal, tax and total update automatically. Download the .xlsx below — the formulas are already wired in — then just change the numbers.

Last reviewed 2026-07-01

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From:
Your Business Name · you@email.com
Bill to:
Client Name · ap@client.com
Invoice #:
INV-0007
Issue date:
2026-07-01
Due date:
2026-07-31 (Net 30)
DescriptionQtyUnit priceAmount (=Qty×Unit)
Product A10$25.00$250.00
Product B4$80.00$320.00
Shipping1$35.00$35.00
Subtotal (=SUM) $605.00
Tax (=Subtotal×rate) $48.40
Total (=Subtotal+Tax) $653.40

How to fill in each field

Amount column

Leave the =Qty*UnitPrice formula in place; only edit quantity and unit price.

Common mistake: Typing a number over the formula, which breaks auto-calculation for that row.

Tax rate cell

Set your tax rate once in the rate cell; the tax and total recalculate automatically.

Common mistake: Hard-coding a tax amount instead of a rate, so it doesn't update when lines change.

Adding rows

Copy an existing line row down so the formula carries into the new row.

Common mistake: Inserting a blank row outside the SUM range, so its amount is excluded from the subtotal.

Related templates & variants

This is the Excel format of our main invoice, with formulas. Prefer a document you type into? Use the Google Docs version. Need the full field reference? See the pillar page.

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Frequently asked questions

Does this Excel invoice calculate totals automatically?+

Yes. The Amount column uses =Qty*UnitPrice, and the subtotal, tax and total use SUM and rate formulas that update as you edit.

Will it open in Google Sheets or Numbers?+

Yes. The .xlsx opens in Google Sheets, Apple Numbers and LibreOffice; the formulas are preserved in all of them.

How do I change the tax rate?+

Edit the single tax-rate cell. The tax line and grand total recalculate automatically — no need to touch the formulas.

Sources & further reading

We review authoritative guidance when building each template. Links are for reference only.