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# Betingelser
Opret en eller flere betalingsbetingelser, som kan bruges under fakturering.
* Den betingelse, der står øverst, vil være den, der automatisk bliver foreslået under *Betalingsbetingelser*, når faktura oprettes.
* Ved brug af Ins kan alle de betingelser, som er opsat her, vælges.
* Til højre er det muligt at ændre rækkefølgen på betalingsbetingelserne.
### Opret betingelse
* **Opret** betingelse med Ins.
* **Ret** betingelse med F2.
* **Slet** betingelse med Del.
#### Felter
* **Beskrivelse** bruges til angivelse af betingelsen.
* **Antal dage** bruges til automatisk at beregne en dato for, hvornår sidste betalingsfrist er. Eksempelvis svarer indtastning af 14 til 14 dage, og EG Clinea vil automatisk beregne en dato for sidste betalingsfrist ud fra denne.
* **Løbende måned** bruges til at markere løbende **måned** + **x antal dage**.
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