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# AI Table Tags

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### Step-by-step instructions on how to add tags to a table:

**Step 1:** Choose column names (tags)

* **Select column names:** Review the column names of your table and decide which tags to add.

<figure><img src="/files/3MLQzs5cEcbDDKmPfJxO" alt="Select AI Table Tag"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Step 2:** Press "Apply" button

* **Press button:** Once you have selected the appropriate tag for a column, press the "Apply" button next to the selected column and tag.

**Step 3:** Add tag to the table

* **Add tag:** The selected tag will be added to the table as an additional column next to the corresponding column.

<figure><img src="/files/C8AOdutuc1MJVD6WS4ro" alt="AI Table Tag Added"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

**Step 4:** Save or Delete Tag

* **Save Tag**: Press the Save button to save the desired tag
* **Delete Tag:** To delete the selected tag, press the Delete button

### Here is a detailed explanation of each column and the possible tags:

<figure><img src="/files/cPvwhHjNIqiKSfrkRwNP" alt="Overview of AI Table Tags" width="375"><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

### **Position:**

**Description:** Position or order of the item within the order.

**Tag:** Integer

**Example:** 1, 2, 3...

### **Description:**

**Description:** Short description of the item.

**Tag:** Text

**Example:** Screw, Nut, Widget...

### Purchase Order:

**Description:** The number of the associated order.

**Tag:** Alphanumeric

**Example:** PO12345, PO98765...

### Quantity:

**Description:** Number of units ordered.

**Tag:** Number

**Example:** 100, 50, 200...

### Unit:

**Description:** Unit of measurement (e.g., piece, kilogram).

**Tag:** Text

**Example:** Pcs, kg, l...

### Unit Price:

**Description:** Price per unit of the item.

**Tag:** Currency

**Example:** €10.00, €5.50, €100.00...

### Net Amount:

**Description:** Total price before deductions and taxes (calculated as quantity \* unit price).

**Tag:** Currency

**Example:** €1,000.00, €275.00, €10,000.00...

### Discount:

**Description:** Absolute discount amount applied to the net amount.

**Tag:** Currency

**Example:** €50.00, €20.00, €500.00...

### Discount Percentage:

**Description:** Discount percentage applied to the net amount.

**Tag:** Percent

**Example:** 5%, 10%, 15%...

### VAT:

**Description:** Amount of VAT applied to the item.

**Tag:** Currency

**Example:** €200.00, €55.00, €1,900.00...

### Total Amount:

**Description**: Final amount after discount is deducted and VAT is added.

**Tag:** Currency

**Example:** €1,150.00, €310.00, €11,400.00...

### Country of Origin:

**Description:** Country where the item was manufactured or shipped.

**Tag:** Text

**Example:** USA, Germany, China...

### Item Number:

**Description:** Unique identifier or SKU for the item.

**Tag:** Alphanumeric

**Example:** 987654, A12345, Z98765...

### Delivery Note Number:

**Description:** Number of the associated delivery note.

**Tag:** Alphanumeric

**Example:** DN56789, DN12345...

### Sentence (additional information):

**Description:** Additional comments, codes or relevant information.

**Tag:** Text

**Example:** Comment, Specification...

With this structure and tags, the table is more clearly defined and the information can be better categorized and processed.


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