Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
add_customer_entry()
creates a library of your customer while assigning a
unique ID, or customer number. This is used when creating invoices with
render_invoice()
. Search entries with search_customer()
and view the
whole database with view_customer()
.
1 2 3 4 5 | add_customer_entry(company, name, street, city, country, VAT)
search_customer(keywords, search = "|")
view_customer(...)
|
company |
Character string for company name. |
name |
Character string for contact name. |
street |
Character string for street name. |
city |
Character string for city name. |
country |
Character string for country name. |
VAT |
Character string for VAT number. |
keywords |
Keywords for searching the database. |
search |
Determine whether multiple keywords are searched with the
boolean |
... |
Currently not supported. |
tibble::tibble()
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 | ## Not run:
# customer 1
add_customer_entry(
"Fancy Stuff inc",
"G. Janssen",
"Liftweg 135",
"7009 ZZ Doetinchem",
"Netherlands",
"NL10937277"
)
# customer 2
add_customer_entry(
"Fancy Work",
NA_character_,
"Vleutensebaan 435",
"8888 ZZ Haarlem",
"Netherlands",
"NL1093se44"
## End(Not run)
|
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