Creating invoice iterating over a database with datatool
I'm trying use datatool to iterate over a CSV file in order to create an invoice.
This is what I have:
documentclass[12pt]{letter}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage[a4paper]{geometry}
usepackage[british]{babel}
usepackage{datatool}
usepackage{invoice}
DTLloaddb{jan}{jan.csv}
begin{document}
begin{letter} TEST
opening{}
begin{invoice}{euro}{21}
ProjectTitle{Rekening January}%
DTLforeach*{jan}%
{%
Date=date,%
Price=price,%
Quantity=quantity%
}%
{%
Fee{Date}{Price}{Quantity}%
}%
end{invoice}
end{letter}
end{document}
When I compile, I get two "undefined control sequence" about the lines
}%
end{invoice}
What I'm doing wrong?
datatool invoice
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I'm trying use datatool to iterate over a CSV file in order to create an invoice.
This is what I have:
documentclass[12pt]{letter}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage[a4paper]{geometry}
usepackage[british]{babel}
usepackage{datatool}
usepackage{invoice}
DTLloaddb{jan}{jan.csv}
begin{document}
begin{letter} TEST
opening{}
begin{invoice}{euro}{21}
ProjectTitle{Rekening January}%
DTLforeach*{jan}%
{%
Date=date,%
Price=price,%
Quantity=quantity%
}%
{%
Fee{Date}{Price}{Quantity}%
}%
end{invoice}
end{letter}
end{document}
When I compile, I get two "undefined control sequence" about the lines
}%
end{invoice}
What I'm doing wrong?
datatool invoice
Well you don't show your csv so one can't test your code. But don't use euro (or some other fragile command) in the first argument of invoice. It is fed to a message and will explode. Use better "EUR" or something like this.
– Ulrike Fischer
41 secs ago
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I'm trying use datatool to iterate over a CSV file in order to create an invoice.
This is what I have:
documentclass[12pt]{letter}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage[a4paper]{geometry}
usepackage[british]{babel}
usepackage{datatool}
usepackage{invoice}
DTLloaddb{jan}{jan.csv}
begin{document}
begin{letter} TEST
opening{}
begin{invoice}{euro}{21}
ProjectTitle{Rekening January}%
DTLforeach*{jan}%
{%
Date=date,%
Price=price,%
Quantity=quantity%
}%
{%
Fee{Date}{Price}{Quantity}%
}%
end{invoice}
end{letter}
end{document}
When I compile, I get two "undefined control sequence" about the lines
}%
end{invoice}
What I'm doing wrong?
datatool invoice
I'm trying use datatool to iterate over a CSV file in order to create an invoice.
This is what I have:
documentclass[12pt]{letter}
usepackage[utf8]{inputenc}
usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
usepackage{textcomp}
usepackage[a4paper]{geometry}
usepackage[british]{babel}
usepackage{datatool}
usepackage{invoice}
DTLloaddb{jan}{jan.csv}
begin{document}
begin{letter} TEST
opening{}
begin{invoice}{euro}{21}
ProjectTitle{Rekening January}%
DTLforeach*{jan}%
{%
Date=date,%
Price=price,%
Quantity=quantity%
}%
{%
Fee{Date}{Price}{Quantity}%
}%
end{invoice}
end{letter}
end{document}
When I compile, I get two "undefined control sequence" about the lines
}%
end{invoice}
What I'm doing wrong?
datatool invoice
datatool invoice
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Well you don't show your csv so one can't test your code. But don't use euro (or some other fragile command) in the first argument of invoice. It is fed to a message and will explode. Use better "EUR" or something like this.
– Ulrike Fischer
41 secs ago
add a comment |
Well you don't show your csv so one can't test your code. But don't use euro (or some other fragile command) in the first argument of invoice. It is fed to a message and will explode. Use better "EUR" or something like this.
– Ulrike Fischer
41 secs ago
Well you don't show your csv so one can't test your code. But don't use euro (or some other fragile command) in the first argument of invoice. It is fed to a message and will explode. Use better "EUR" or something like this.
– Ulrike Fischer
41 secs ago
Well you don't show your csv so one can't test your code. But don't use euro (or some other fragile command) in the first argument of invoice. It is fed to a message and will explode. Use better "EUR" or something like this.
– Ulrike Fischer
41 secs ago
add a comment |
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Well you don't show your csv so one can't test your code. But don't use euro (or some other fragile command) in the first argument of invoice. It is fed to a message and will explode. Use better "EUR" or something like this.
– Ulrike Fischer
41 secs ago