Alphabetical overview parameters
The following table lists the parameters used in the Excel Add-In functions. Parameters can be filled with alphanumerical values (using characters) or numerical values (using digits) depending on the parameter.
acc_nr |
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The number of the general ledger account. |
acc_nr_max |
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Enter the last general ledger account of the range. |
acc_nr_min |
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Enter the first general ledger account of the range. |
balance_type |
1 |
Posted amounts. |
2 |
Amounts updated after entry, but not yet posted. |
4 |
Budget amounts. |
budget_type |
1 |
Total budget. |
2 |
Period budget. |
calc |
1 |
Use only figures of the selected period. |
2 |
The amount is cumulative according to the last period
used. |
cc |
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The code of the cost center. |
cell |
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The cell reference. |
check_on_curr |
1 |
Only entries with the currency code you entered in curr_code. |
2 |
All entries no matter what the currency code is. |
3 |
All entries recalculated to the currency code you entered in curr_code. |
co |
1-999999 |
The company number. |
crd_nr |
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The creditor number. |
cu |
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The cost unit code. |
curr_code |
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Enter the currency code. |
days |
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Enter the maximum number of days. All items for which the number of outstanding days is less than the number of days specified, are
shown. |
deb_nr |
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The debtor number. |
entry_nr |
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The entry number. When you enter '0', it stands for all outstanding items. |
field |
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The name of the field. |
file |
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The name of the file. |
FY |
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The financial year. You can use 2 or 4 digits. |
key |
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The key which is being looked for in the file. |
main_class_cd |
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The classification code. |
model |
1 |
Choose for administration reports. Always choose 1. |
outstan_type |
1 |
Amount after entry in default currency. |
2 |
Amount after posting in default currency. |
3 |
Amount after entry in the currency of the outstanding items. |
4 |
Amount after posting in the currency of the outstanding items. |
5 |
Total of the payment discount/charge. |
6 |
Original amount outstanding item. |
7 |
Exchange rate of the outstanding item. |
8 |
Number of outstanding items. |
period |
1-999 |
Enter the period. |
sub_class_code |
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Enter the sub-classification code. |
value |
1 |
The debit total. |
2 |
The credit total. |
3 |
The balance. |
4 |
The total of the values is only shown when it is positive (debit). |
5 |
The total of the values is only shown when it is negative (credit). |
6 |
The quantity entered on a cost center, cost unit or outstanding item is shown. |
value1 (value2, value3,…) |
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Enter the value belonging to the first (second, third,…) number. |
version |
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Enter a budget version. |
week_nr |
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Enter the week number. |
which_rate |
1 |
The most recent exchange rate. |
2 |
The last exchange rate specified before the most recent exchange rate. |
In case you can use the Add-In to access the Exact database, you can also do
this directly by using ODBC in combination with MS Query. MS Query is a
Microsoft product, and is described here only for explaining the basic principle
of this product.
By using MS Query you can quickly retrieve tables and fields out of the database. This
data you can use for purposes like mailing or standard reporting. This chapter
explains in short how this can be achieved. For a more detailed description we
refer to your ODBC manual and / or Excel manual.
Excel Add-In contents
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Support Product Know How |
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Support - On-line help |
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Details |
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01.206.721 |
Assortment: |
Exact Financials (v3)
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Date: |
09-03-2006 |
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