We created a few documents to enlarge our “winstberekeningen”. We would like to link the sum of one document to a different document. Do we need to “name” the sum we want to link? How do we need to do this?
For example, this is a document and we like to link the endresult to another document.
They are text documents, like the reports in our companies.
In our reports “verslag algemene verhadering” there is data our the report “Bedrijfsparameters” zo it’s possible, I think?
We just need to know how we can use the result in one report, in another report.
Do we need to “name” the result?
Thanks in advance!
Just to be clear: you want to link something from text template A to text template B, right? Because that’s not possible for now…
But, the template where the results is defined… Perhaps it’s an option to have that as a reconciliation template instead of a text template? Such things can’t hurt to be in the working papers, I suppose, no?
If that is an option, let me know and I’ll guide you further.
Hi!
I’m having kind off the same question, but in another context.
I’d like to have the agenda from document A (based on different booleans the user selects) to be visible in document automatically B. If I understand this well, it’s not possible to have the results of the coding in doc A appear in doc B and I need to copy the entire code in document B as well instead of just a link between the docs?
I’m afraid that it is not possible to achieve this with documents, there is no handle to refer to and as such no way to link the documents to one another.
However, you would be able to achieve this by using reconciliation templates and result tags.
Is there a specific reason why you are opting to use documents over reconciliations?
Here is a link to the Result tag section on our website.
Hopefully I have understood your query correctly but if not please supply some further information and I will take another look for you
I think you understood well with exception that it’s not between documents, but indeed between the templates. We have some agenda points set up in reconciliation A that should be transferred to B and change as well depending on what the user filled in in A.
But is this is not possible, we of course can copy the entire code I guess
b) Use results to access data that is not stored in the database
If the data you want to retrieve from Template A is a series of calculations that are not stored in the database, you can use the result tag to fetch the values like in the example below.
Let’s assume you have the following code in Template A:
Thank you for the explanation, I tested it out on something and it works well.
However, I’m afraid my case is a bit more difficult as it contains about 50 lines with different formulas and data. Is there perhaps a way to “bind” all these as one piece in template A and then refer to it in template B?
Can you clarify what part of this code you’ld like to show in template B? All code within the unless statement?
If so, can you share how you tried to accomplish this? You might want to start using shared parts, as indeed this is a lot of code that these two templates would share.