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Openiban
Leland Grunt edited this page Jan 20, 2021
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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 |
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=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 . |
The QBIC function uses the Openiban REST Webservice to return the BIC (Business Identifier Code) for the given IBAN.
Excel Formula | Result |
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=FFE.OPENIBAN.QBIC("DE89370400440532013000") | Returns the BIC to IBAN DE89370400440532013000. |
Syntax
QBIC(iban)
Argument Name | Description |
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iban (required) | The IBAN. The IBAN can be a string, or a cell reference like A2. |
Examples
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 |
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=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 |
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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
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 |
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=FFE.OPENIBAN.QCOUNTRIES()) | Returns an array of country names and codes supported by the function QIBAN . |
Syntax
QCOUNTRIES()
Examples
The examples shown above can be downloaded here.