Names by Document Type

The names you assign to cells depend on the type of document template you are creating or editing. For example, the name "TEXTAMOUNT" can be used on a check template to print the amount of the check in words, however "TEXTAMOUNT" has no meaning on an invoice or statement. Therefore there are different lists of names allowed on different types of documents.

The names you can use (divided by document type,) are found using the links below:

• Checks
• Accounts Payable Checks
• Employee Payroll Checks
• Invoices
• Purchase Orders
• Receipts
• Statements
• Payroll Reports
• Canada Payroll - T4 Slips
• Canada Payroll - T4A Slips
• Canada Payroll - T5 Slips
• Canada Payroll - T5018 Slips
• Canada Payroll - Releve 1 Slips
• Canada Payroll - Records of Employment
• U.S.A. Payroll - W2 Forms
• U.S.A. Payroll - 1099-MISC Forms

There are also many "common" names that can be used on any type of document template. See:

• Company Name and Address Information Cell Names

  (Your company's, customer's, vendor's and employee's name and address.)

• Additional User Information

  (User defined date and string fields, etc.)

• General Cell Names

  (Date, page number, database information, etc.)