Do you have a backup of the FacturaScripts 2017 files? Copy the zip to the MyFiles / FS2017Migrator folder in FacturaScripts.

2017 migrator

This wizard allows you to migrate data from the 2017 version to the new 2023 structure.

MySQL encoding must be utf8. Check this page %web%

2FA

The %type% invoice with VAT number %cifnif% has no country and it is required

No results

The %type% invoice with VAT number %cifnif% has no province and it is required

A discount has been applied:

Units

Abbreviated

About

Absence

Absence Concept

Absence - reason

Absences reasons

You must first enter the concept of the entry.

Generate

Subaccount:

The subaccount to use, either directly or with variables. Examples:

the cash subaccount for the current fiscal year.

the same cash subaccount, but replacing the zeros with a period. The period is padded with zeros until the subaccount reaches the required length.

A is a variable that we can register in the Variables tab to later assign a value to when generating a new journal entry. In this example, if we assign it the value 2, we would be using subaccount 570.2, which corresponds to 5700000002.

A is a variable that we can record in the variables tab to then be able to give it value when generating a new entry. In this example, if we give it the value 5720000001, that would be the subaccount chosen for this line.

no more than one point is allowed.

No more than one variable is allowed.

Variables are not allowed in

lowercase

The variable Z is reserved for the Debit and Credit columns.

Description

A brief description for the journal entry line.

Debit

Credit

The amounts for those columns in the entry. Examples:

€100 for that column.

-100€ for the column.

B is a variable that we can register in the Variables tab to later assign a value when generating a new journal entry. In this example, if we assign it the value 50, that would be the amount for that column.

Same case as the previous one, but with the value of B negative.

date

B is a variable that we can record and with which we can perform certain mathematical operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. In this example, if we assign it the value 50, the amount for that column would be 150.

Same case.

The value assigned to variable B is multiplied by 2.

The value assigned to variable B is divided by 2.

Variable Z does not need to be created. This variable is replaced by

the discrepancy

that has the accounting entry when creating the line it belongs to.

The variables must be in

uppercase

To multiply, use *.

company