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Openiban

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Openiban Functions

The Openiban function group validate and calculate IBANs (International Bank Account Numbers) by using the Openiban webservice.

Examples:

  • =FFE.OPENIBAN.QBIC("DE89370400440532013000")
  • =FFE.OPENIBAN.QIBAN("DE", "37040044", "0532013000")
  • =FFE.OPENIBAN.QCOUNTRIES()
Excel Formula Result
=FFE.OPENIBAN.QBIC("DE89370400440532013000") Returns the BIC (Business Identifier Code) for the given IBAN.
=FFE.OPENIBAN.QIBAN("DE", "37040044", "0532013000") Returns the IBAN (International Bank Account Number) for given bank code and account number for the given country. Supported countries are returned by function QCOUNTRIES.
=FFE.OPENIBAN.QCOUNTRIES() Returns an array of country names and codes supported by the function QIBAN.

Functions

QBIC

The QBIC function uses the Openiban REST Webservice to return the BIC (Business Identifier Code) for the given IBAN.

Excel Formula Result
=FFE.OPENIBAN.QBIC("DE89370400440532013000") Returns the BIC to IBAN DE89370400440532013000.

Syntax

QBIC(iban)

Argument Name Description
iban (required) The IBAN. The IBAN can be a string, or a cell reference like A2.

Examples

QIBAN

The QIBAN function uses the Openiban REST Webservice to return the IBAN (International Bank Account Number) for given bank code and account number and the given country.

Excel Formula Result
=FFE.OPENIBAN.QIBAN("DE","37040044","0532013000") Returns the german (DE) IBAN for bank code 37040044 and account number 0532013000. Supported countries are returned by function QCOUNTRIES.

Syntax

QIBAN(country_code,bank_code,account_number)

Argument Name Description
country_code (required) The country code (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code) for which the IBAN should be calculated.
bank_code (required) The bank code for which the IBAN should be calculated.
account_number (required) The account number for which the IBAN should be calculated.

Examples

QCOUNTRIES

The QCOUNTRIES function uses the Openiban REST Webservice to return an array of country names and codes supported by the function QIBAN.

Excel Formula Result
=FFE.OPENIBAN.QCOUNTRIES()) Returns an array of country names and codes supported by the function QIBAN.

Syntax

QCOUNTRIES()

Examples

Examples

The examples shown above can be downloaded here.

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