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When creating/editing a Template.png "Template", you have the possibility to use some operators or functions to automatically fill in a value of a field.


Note.png Only text fields can be automatically filled in. These are:
  • Comment on header level
  • Description on posting line level

The operators and functions are always constructed in the same way:

  • Operators: #{OPERATOR(FIELDCODE, PARAMETER1, PARAMETER2)}
  • Functions: #{FUNCTION(PARAMETER)}

Note.png Operators and functions can be used in combination with fixed text.

Info.png The operators that can be used are all header- and technical fields.
There are also some predefined functions available. See below for more details.

For example:
When you receive an invoice from Electrabel every period, you can use an operator (in combination with fixed text) to automatically fill in the Comment field.


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This would result in the following:


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Warning.png When an incorrect operator/function is given, an error will occur when the template is applied.

Warning.png The operators/functions are case sensitive, you have to enter the upper case codes of fields (not their name!).

1 List of header field codes and their parameters

  • SUPPCODE
    • CODE
    • NAME
  • SUPPVATID
  • CUSTCODE
    • CODE
    • NAME
  • CUSTVATID
  • JOURNAL
    • CODE
    • NAME
  • INVOICENR
  • INVDATE
    • Dateformat
    • Calculation
  • COMMENT1
  • OGM
  • NETAMNT
  • VATAMNT
  • TOTAMNT
  • CURRENCY
    • CODE
    • NAME
  • YEAR
    • CODE
    • NAME
  • PERIOD
    • CODE
    • NAME

2 List of technical field codes and their parameters

  • SCANBATCH
  • SCANUSER
  • SCANNINGDATE
    • Dateformat
    • Calculation
  • INCOMINGDATE
    • Dateformat
    • Calculation

3 List of functions and their parameters

  • COMPANYBARCODE():
  • COMPANYID()
  • COMPANYCODE():
  • COMPANYNAME(): get the name of the company of the document.
  • COMPANYFIELD():
  • DOCUMENTARCHIVEID():
  • DOCUMENTID():
  • DOCUMENTLIST():
  • DOCUMENTTYPECODE():
  • DOCUMENTTYPENAME():
  • RECMETHOD():
  • RECMETHODCODE():
  • SCANBATCHTYPECODE():
  • SCANBATCHTYPENAME():
  • SCANNINGUSERNAME():
  • OPTINPARTNERS():
  • CUSTOMTEXT():
  • ENCRYPT():
  • IF():
  • COUNTER():
  • USERNAME(): get the name of the current user logged in.
  • USERID():
  • USERREALNAME():
  • CURRENTDATE():
  • GETQUARTER():

4 Date formats

Some operators/functions require a date format to be entered as a parameter. This is how those formats should be built:

  • d: day
  • M: month
  • y: year
  • H: hour
  • m: minutes
  • EOM: end of month
  • BOM: begin of month