QuickBooks Integrator 2020 iOS Edition

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itemId (property)

Line item property: Reference to the kind of item.

Syntax

- (NSString*)itemId:(int)itemIndex;
- (void)setItemId:(int)itemIndex:(NSString*)newItemId;
public func itemId(itemIndex: Int32) throws -> String
public func setItemId(itemIndex: Int32, newItemId: String) throws -> Void

Default Value

""

Remarks

Line item property: Reference to the kind of item.

Line items represent goods or services bought in a QuickBooks transaction.

Each line item is represented by a number of properties, each prefixed by Item (see the list of properties for individual classs for details). Properties such as ItemQuantity and ItemDescription are always present; some properties are found in only certain types of transactions.

Item is a reference to a kind of item, predefined within QuickBooks. Generally items defined within QuickBooks have default values for ItemDescription, etc., and if only Item is set when adding a record to QuickBooks, the other properties will be set automatically.

This class is used to create a single item. However, any InQB class may be set with an unlimited number of these items. For example:


 Invoice.ItemCount = 3

 LineItems.ItemName = "Wingnut"
 LineItems.Quantity = 8
 Invoice.ItemAggregate[0] = LineItems.GetAggregate()

 LineItems.ItemName = "Shovel"
 LineItems.Quantity = 1
 Invoice.ItemAggregate[1] = LineItems.GetAggregate()

 LineItems.ItemName = "Mower blade"
 LineItems.Quantity = 1
 Invoice.ItemAggregate[2] = LineItems.GetAggregate()

Items may also be grouped into ItemGroups, using the LineItemGroups class.

The ItemIndex parameter specifies the index of the item in the array. The size of the array is controlled by the ItemCount property.

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