Variables from Document dialog and system

Variable	Description
apid	Follow-up ID
atti	Title of the contact the document will be sent to
attn	Selected contact in the Document dialog or text that is specified in the Company field for a recipient of the document
dat1	Date in semi long format, for example, 10. December 2024 (from 10.0.4)
date	Date in long format, for example, 10 December 2024
desc	Description of the created document
df01-10	User-defined field 1-10 of the decimal number type
dl01-60	User-defined field 1-60 of the whole number type
doid	Document ID (hidden, unique ID)
dope	Document, end date for publishing
dops	Document, start date for publishing
ds01-49	User-defined field 1-49 of the text type
dsug	Suggested document ID for the document (“SuggestedDocument Id”). Set to 0 when the document is not part of a sale/project guide
file	Name of the document, without the path (for example SUPER001.DOC)
head	The heading for the created document
lanc	The ISO language code: “nb-NO”, “en”, “de-DE”, …
lang	The language being used in SuperOffice CRM
lanx	The SuperOffice language code: “NO”, “US”, “GE”, …
ltim	Time in long format, for example, 12:10:05
oref	Our reference
pltf	Platform: Windows or web
ptha	SOARC path (from SuperOffice.ini)
pthi	Path to the folder where SuperOffice.ini is located
pthp	Path to the folder where SuperOffice CRM is installed
salu	Salutation as entered, or created automatically from the contact (Mr/Ms and last name)
sdat	Date in short format, for example, 10.12.24
ser#	SuperOffice CRM’s serial number
snum	Ascending serial number (different for every template)
time	Time in short format, for example, 12:10
ver#	SuperOffice CRM’s version number
vern	NetServer full name “NetServer 7.1 (Debug) 7.1.200.300”
yref	Your reference

Variable

Description

apid

Follow-up ID

atti

Title of the contact the document will be sent to

attn

Selected contact in the Document dialog or text that is specified in the Company field for a recipient of the document

dat1

Date in semi long format, for example, 10. December 2024 (from 10.0.4)

date

Date in long format, for example, 10 December 2024

desc

Description of the created document

df01-10

User-defined field 1-10 of the decimal number type

dl01-60

User-defined field 1-60 of the whole number type

doid

Document ID (hidden, unique ID)

dope

Document, end date for publishing

dops

Document, start date for publishing

ds01-49

User-defined field 1-49 of the text type

dsug

Suggested document ID for the document (“SuggestedDocument Id”). Set to 0 when the document is not part of a sale/project guide

file

Name of the document, without the path (for example SUPER001.DOC)

head

The heading for the created document

lanc

The ISO language code: “nb-NO”, “en”, “de-DE”, …

lang

The language being used in SuperOffice CRM

lanx

The SuperOffice language code: “NO”, “US”, “GE”, …

ltim

Time in long format, for example, 12:10:05

oref

Our reference

pltf

Platform: Windows or web

ptha

SOARC path (from SuperOffice.ini)

pthi

Path to the folder where SuperOffice.ini is located

pthp

Path to the folder where SuperOffice CRM is installed

salu

Salutation as entered, or created automatically from the contact (Mr/Ms and last name)

sdat

Date in short format, for example, 10.12.24

ser#

SuperOffice CRM’s serial number

snum

Ascending serial number (different for every template)

time

Time in short format, for example, 12:10

ver#

SuperOffice CRM’s version number

vern

NetServer full name “NetServer 7.1 (Debug) 7.1.200.300”

yref

Your reference

The short and long date formats will be determined by your computer’s settings for the Windows client. You can edit the settings in Control Panel in Windows.For the web client, it’s the web server’s setting based on the Local settings that appear on the button beside Help where you choose Active Language, Number and Date format, and Email client.