Hello @Dons,
Just to inform you: each category in the standard template “Rejected Charges” (VU) have now a result-tag, which means each category can be linked to a report.
So you don’t have to change any code in the template VU but only need to know which result-tag is used for each category.
So for the third category, you’ll see this code:
{% ifi accounts_c != empty or custom.c != empty %}
{{ title_header }}
| **{% t "Geldboeten, verbeurdverklaringen en straffen van alle aard" %}** {% input custom.accounts.c as:account_collection range:6,7 default:range_geldboeten %}{% assign $1 = 0 %}
{{ accounts_header }}{% for account in accounts_c %}
|| {{ account.number }} {{ account.name }} | {%=$1+ account.value %}{% endfor %}{% fori extra in custom.c %}
|| {% input extra.description placeholder:descriptionplaceholder %} | {%=$1+input extra.value as:currency placeholder:valueplaceholder %} {% endfori %}
|| | *{{ $1 | currency }}* | 100% | {% assign $2 = $1*1 %}{% if $2 <= 0 %}{%$10+$2%}*{%=$0+ 0 | round | currency %}*{% assign $1 = 0 %}{% else %}*{%=$0+ $1 | round | currency %}*{% endif %}{% result 'fines_confiscations_and_penalty_of_all_kinds' $1 %}
{% nic %}
{:/group}
{::group}
{% endnic %}
{% endifi %}
So the value of that particular category is taken into the result {% result ‘fines_confiscations_and_penalty_of_all_kinds’ $1 %}
meaning in a report you can reference to it by using following formula:
reconciliations.verworpen_uitgaven.results.fines_confiscations_and_penalty_of_all_kinds
There are other topics as well which describe the working of result tags:
Hope this helps you forward.