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ANEXO. Catálogo De Códigos Análisis e Identificación de los campos de Factura, Boleta, NC, ND y Resumen de Boletas según la norma UBL 2.0 ANEXO. Catálogo de Códigos ~ 1 ~ Análisis e Identificación de los campos de Factura, Boleta, NC, ND y Resumen de Boletas según la norma UBL 2.0 A. Catálogo No. 02: Códigos de Tipo de Monedas. CATALOGO No. 02 Campo cbc:DocumentCurrencyCode Descripción Tipo de moneda Catálogo ISO 4217 – Currency Código Descripción Código Descripción AED UAE Dirham COP Colombian Peso AFN Afghani COU Unidad de Valor Real ALL Lek CRC Costa Rican Colon AMD Armenian Dram CUC Peso Convertible ANG Netherlands Antillian Guilder CUP Cuban Peso AOA Kwanza CVE Cape Verde Escudo ARS Argentine Peso CZK Czech Koruna AUD Australian Dollar DJF Djibouti Franc AWG Aruban Guilder DKK Danish Krone AZN Azerbaijanian Manat DOP Dominican Peso BAM Convertible Marks DZD Algerian Dinar BBD Barbados Dollar EEK Kroon BDT Taka EGP Egyptian Pound BGN Bulgarian Lev ERN Nakfa BHD Bahraini Dinar ETB Ethiopian Birr BIF Burundi Franc EUR Euro BMD Bermudian Dollar (customarily known as FJD Fiji Dollar Bermuda Dollar) FKP Falkland Islands Pound BND Brunei Dollar GBP Pound Sterling BOB Boliviano GEL Lari BOV Mvdol GHS Cedi BRL Brazilian Real GIP Gibraltar Pound BSD Bahamian Dollar GMD Dalasi BTN Ngultrum GNF Guinea Franc BWP Pula GTQ Quetzal BYR Belarussian Ruble GYD Guyana Dollar BZD Belize Dollar HKD Hong Kong Dollar CAD Canadian Dollar HNL Lempira CDF Congolese Franc HRK Croatian Kuna CHE WIR Euro HTG Gourde CHF Swiss Franc HUF Forint CHW WIR Franc IDR Rupiah CLF Unidades de foment ILS New Israeli Sheqel CLP Chilean Peso INR Indian Rupee CNY Yuan Renminbi IQD Iraqi Dinar ~ 2 ~ Análisis e Identificación de los campos de Factura, Boleta, NC, ND y Resumen de Boletas según la norma UBL 2.0 Código Descripción Código Descripción IRR Iranian Rial OMR Rial Omani ISK Iceland Krona PAB Balboa JMD Jamaican Dollar PEN Nuevo Sol JOD Jordanian Dinar PGK Kina JPY Yen PHP Philippine Peso KES Kenyan Shilling PKR Pakistan Rupee KGS Som PLN Zloty KHR Riel PYG Guarani KMF Comoro Franc QAR Qatari Rial KPW North Korean Won RON New Leu KRW Won RSD Serbian Dinar KWD Kuwaiti Dinar RUB Russian Ruble KYD Cayman Islands Dollar RWF Rwanda Franc KZT Tenge SAR Saudi Riyal LAK Kip SBD Solomon Islands Dollar LBP Lebanese Pound SCR Seychelles Rupee LKR Sri Lanka Rupee SDG Sudanese Pound LRD Liberian Dollar SEK Swedish Krona LSL Loti SGD Singapore Dollar LTL Lithuanian Litas SHP Saint Helena Pound LVL Latvian Lats SLL Leone LYD Libyan Dinar SOS Somali Shilling MAD Moroccan Dirham SRD Surinam Dollar MDL Moldovan Leu STD Dobra MGA Malagasy Ariary SVC El Salvador Colon MKD Denar SYP Syrian Pound MMK Kyat SZL Lilangeni MNT Tugrik THB Baht MOP Pataca TJS Somoni MRO Ouguiya TMT Manat MUR Mauritius Rupee TND Tunisian Dinar MVR Rufiyaa TOP Pa'anga MWK Kwacha TRY Turkish Lira MXN Mexican Peso TTD Trinidad and Tobago Dollar MXV Mexican Unidad de Inversion (UDI) TWD New Taiwan Dollar MYR Malaysian Ringgit TZS Tanzanian Shilling MZN Metical UAH Hryvnia NAD Namibia Dollar UGX Uganda Shilling NGN Naira USD US Dollar NIO Cordoba Oro USN US Dollar (Next day) NOK Norwegian Krone USS US Dollar (Same day) NPR Nepalese Rupee UYI Uruguay Peso en Unidades Indexadas NZD New Zealand Dollar UYU Peso Uruguayo ~ 3 ~ Análisis e Identificación de los campos de Factura, Boleta, NC, ND y Resumen de Boletas según la norma UBL 2.0 Código Descripción Código Descripción UZS Uzbekistan Sum XBD European Unit of Account 17(E.U.A.-17) VEF Bolivar Fuerte XCD East Caribbean Dollar VND Dong XDR SDR VUV Vatu XFU UIC-Franc WST Tala XOF CFA Franc BCEAO † XAF CFA Franc BEAC ‡ XPD Palladium XAG Silver XPF CFP Franc XAU Gold XPT Platinum XBA Bond Markets Units European Composite YER Yemeni Rial Unit (EURCO) ZAR Rand XBB European Monetary Unit (E.M.U.-6) ZMK Zambian Kwacha XBC European Unit of Account 9(E.U.A.-9) ZWL Zimbabwe Dollar B. Catálogo No. 03: Códigos de Tipo de Unidad Comercial. CATALOGO No. 03 Campo @UnitCode Descripción Código del Tipo de unidad Catálogo UN/ECE rec 20- Unit Of Measure Código Descripción Código Descripción 04 small spray 29 pound per thousand square feet 05 Lift 30 horse power day per air dry metric ton 08 heat lot 31 catch weight 10 Group 32 kilogram per air dry metric ton 11 Outfit 33 kilopascal square metres per gram 13 Ration 34 kilopascals per millimetre 14 Shot 35 millilitres per square centimetre second 15 Stick 36 cubic feet per minute per square foot 16 hundred fifteen kg drum 37 ounce per square foot 17 hundred lb drum 38 ounces per square foot per 0,01 inch 18 fiftyfive gallon (US) drum 40 millilitre per second 19 tank truck 41 millilitre per minute 20 twenty foot container 43 super bulk bag 21 forty foot container 44 fivehundred kg bulk bag 22 decilitre per gram 45 threehundred kg bulk bag 23 gram per cubic centimetre 46 fifty lb bulk bag 24 theoretical pound 47 fifty lb bag 25 gram per square centimetre 48 bulk car load 26 actual ton 53 theoretical kilograms 27 theoretical ton 54 theoretical tone 28 kilogram per square metre 56 Sitas ~ 4 ~ Análisis e Identificación de los campos de Factura, Boleta, NC, ND y Resumen de Boletas según la norma UBL 2.0 Código Descripción Código Descripción 57 Mesh 1L total car count 58 net kilogram 1M total car mile 59 part per million 1X quarter mile 60 percent weight 2A radian per second 61 part per billion (US) 2B radian per second squared 62 percent per 1000 hour 2C röntgen 63 failure rate in time 2I British thermal unit per hour 64 pound per square inch, gauge 2J cubic centimetre per second 66 Oersted 2K cubic foot per hour 69 test specific scale 2L cubic foot per minute 71 volt ampere per pound 2M centimetre per second 72 watt per pound 2N Decibel 73 ampere tum per centimeter 2P Kilobyte 74 Millipascal 2Q kilobecquerel 76 Gauss 2R Kilocurie 77 milli-inch 2U Megagram 78 Kilogauss 2V megagram per hour 80 pounds per square inch absolute 2W Bin 81 Henry 2X metre per minute 84 kilopound per square inch 2Y milliröntgen 85 foot pound-force 2Z Millivolt 87 pound per cubic foot 3B Megajoule 89 Poise 3C Manmonth 90 Saybold universal second 3E pound per pound of product 91 Stokes 3G pound per piece of product 92 calorie per cubic centimeter 3H kilogram per kilogram of product 93 calorie per gram 3I kilogram per piece of product 94 curl unit 4A Bobbin 95 twenty thousand gallon (US) tankcar 4B Cap 96 ten thousand gallon (US) tankcar 4C Centistokes 97 ten kg drum 4E twenty pack 98 fifteen kg drum 4G microlitre 1A car mile 4H micrometre (micron) 1B car count 4K milliampere 1C locomotive count 4L megabyte 1D caboose count 4M milligram per hour 1E empty car 4N megabecquerel 1F train mile 4O microfarad 1G fuel usage gallon (US) 4P newton per metre 1H caboose mile 4Q ounce inch 1I fixed rate 4R ounce foot 1J ton mile 4T picofarad 1K locomotive mile 4U pound per hour ~ 5 ~ Análisis e Identificación de los campos de Factura, Boleta, NC, ND y Resumen de Boletas según la norma UBL 2.0 Código Descripción Código Descripción 4W ton(US) per hour A32 coulomb per mole 4X kilolitre per hour A33 coulomb per square centimetre 5A barrel per minute A34 coulomb per square metre 5B Batch A35 coulomb per square millimetre 5C gallon(US) per thousand A36 cubic centimetre per mole 5E MMSCF/day A37 cubic decimetre per mole 5F pounds per thousand A38 cubic metre per coulomb 5G Pump A39 cubic metre per kilogram 5H Stage A4 ampere per square centimetre 5I standard cubic foot A40 cubic metre per mole 5J hydraulic horse power A41 ampere per square metre 5K count per minute A42 curie per kilogram 5P seismic level A43 deadweight tonnage 5Q seismic line A44 Decalitre A1 15 C calorie A45 Decameter A10 ampere square metre per joule second A47 Decitex A11 Ã¥ngström A48 degree Rankin A12 astronomical unit A49 Denier A13 Attojoule A5 ampere square metre A14 Barn A50 dyn second per cubic centimetre A15 barn per electron volt A51 dyne second per centimetre A16 barn per steradian electron volt, A52 dyne second per centimetre to the fifth A17 barn per sterdian A53 Electronvolt A18 becquerel per kilogram A54 electronvolt per metre A19 becquerel per metre cubed A55 electronvolt square metre A2 ampere per centimeter A56 electronvolt square metre per kilogram A20 British thermal unit per second square A57 Erg foot degree Rankin A58 erg per centimeter A21 British thermal unit per pound degree A6 ampere per square metre kelvin squared Rankin A60 erg per cubic centimeter A22 British thermal unit per second foot A61 erg per gram degree Rankin A62 erg per gram second A23 British thermal unit per hour square foot A63 erg per second degree Rankin A64 erg per second square centimeter A24 candela per square metre A65 erg per square centimetre second A25 cheval vapeur A66 erg square centimeter A26 coulomb metre A67 erg square centimetre per gram A27 coulomb metre squared per volt A68 Exajoule A28 coulomb per cubic centimetre A69 farad per metre A29 coulomb per cubic metre A7 ampere per square millimeter A3 ampere per millimetre A70 Femtojoule A30 coulomb per cubic millimetre A71 Femtometre A31 coulomb per kilogram second A73 foot per second squared ~ 6 ~ Análisis e Identificación de los campos de Factura, Boleta, NC, ND y Resumen de Boletas según la norma UBL 2.0 Código Descripción Código Descripción A74 foot pound-force per second AQ anti-hemophilic factor (AHF) unit A75 freight ton AR Suppository A76 Gal ARE Are A77 Gaussian CGS unit of displacement AS Assortment A78 Gaussian CGS unit of electic current ASM alcoholic strength by mass A79 Gaussian CGS unit of electric charge ASU alcoholic strength by volume A8 ampere second ATM standard
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