Skabelon:Certification Table Entry

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This set of templates is used for creating certification tables for albums, singles, etc.

Note that Wikipedia:ALBUM/CERT recommends the creation of a table only when an album has achieved multiple certifications.

• Certification Table Top - for the top of the table
• Certification Table Entry - for table entries
• Certification Table Summary - for starting the summary section
• Certification Table Bottom - for the bottom of the table

Fields

Mandatory

• artist - performing artist or group
• title - title of work
• award - Silver/Gold/Platinum/Diamond
• type - album/single/video

Non mandatory

• accessdate - The date in which the source verifying the certification was retrieved, for web sources
• date - The date of certification
• format - Accepts 3col for the default 3 column format, 2col for a format omitting the sales column or 2colthin for a format omitting the sales column and using a thinner form, linking to the certifying authority without naming it
• nosales - set to any value if no sales figure is to be displayed
• nocert - set to any value if no certification is to be displayed. This can be used to specify sales figured from other sources
• certref - for specifying a different source for the certification. Enclose with <ref></ref>.
• number - number of awards given. For example, for Double Platinum enter 2.
• relyear - release year, used to calculate sales
• relmonth - release month (number), used to calculate sales in some cases
• relday - release day (number), used to calculate sales in some rare cases
• certyear - year in which certification was awarded, used for linking and to calculate sales in some cases
• certmonth - month (number) in which certification was awarded, used to calculate sales in some rare cases
• salesamount - override sales amount with a sales figure from a reliable source. It can also be used to override the sales amount if you believe the template is not calculating it correctly. Please let us know!
• salesref - source for overridden sales amount if it is not the certification itself
• id - external ID required for citation. Explained where relevant.
• discount - true for discount albums, influences certification levels in some regions
• domestic - true for domestic titles, influences certification levels and citation in some regions
• multidisc - the number of discs in a multi-disc package
• recent - true for recent certification, see below
• Spanish - true for Spanish-speaking albums, see United States below
• digital - true for digital downloads, check for support below
• note - Additional notes, e.g. specific edition certified
• best - see Germany below
• refname - enables you to specify a name for the reference generated by the template

Supported regions

Region	Notes	Source for thresholds	Sales/Shipments
Argentina	type can only be album/video Sales require relyear	[1]	Unsure
Australia	requires certyear	[2]	Shipments
Austria	Manual search required Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth.	[3]	Unsure
Belgium	requires certyear supports domestic=true Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth	[4] [5] [6], [7], [8] [9]	Sales
Brazil	Sales require relyear supports domestic=true	[10]	Sales
Canada	Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth For correct sales for digital singles, set digital=true	[11]	Shipments
Denmark	Specifying recent=false uses charts, certyear is the chart year and id is the chart week. Otherwise, requires certyear Require relyear and sometimes relmonth and relday with unknown thresholds between January and September 2007 for albums/videos, October 2007 and August 2010 for singles	[12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18]	Shipments
Europe	requires certyear Albums only Use only in the summary section	[19]	Sales
Finland	requires salesamount data from reported source	[20]
France	requires certyear type can also be compilation Sales require certyear and certmonth for some release dates set recent=false for certification dates before 1994	[21][22][23]	Sales
GCC	requires certyear. Supports domestic=true, but without automatic citation.	[24]	Sales
Germany	type can also be jazz Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth and relday In cases where the best certification does not show up (known bug), set best=no to show the entire certification history	[25]	Shipments
Greece	Referenced from wayback machine archive here require id, the full 14 digit timestamp, e.g. 20070114174502 Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth	[26] [27] [28] [29] [30]
Hungary	requires certyear Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth and relday with unknown thresholds on some date ranges for albums	[31] [32]	Unsure
Ireland	requires certyear	?	Unsure
Italy	requires relyear for sales	[33] [34] [35] [36]	Shipments
Japan	requires certyear and certmonth Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth Automatic citation for albums only	[37] [38]	Shipments
Mexico	Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth Supports award=Platinum+Gold,award=Diamond+Gold,award=Platinum+Diamond and even award=Platinum+Diamond+Gold	[39]	Shipments
Netherlands	id required (search http://www.nvpi.nl/nvpi/pagina.asp?pagkey=60463 for the artist, then select the title and observe the URL for documentid) Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth	[40]	Sales
New Zealand	type can also be compilation Specifying recent=true uses Radioscope certifications which start around April 2007 Specifying recent=website uses the newer website which works from November 2011. id is required (the chart number) and domestic=true is supported. Otherwise, uses the older website which worked until October 2011. id required, the chart number	[41]	Depends
Norway	Manual search required Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth	[42][43]	Sales
Poland	type can only be album/video Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth requires certyear supports domestic=true	[44][45]	Sales
Portugal	if recent=true (from 2007) specify certyear. Otherwise requires id in the format XXXXYY where XXXX is the year and YY is the week in which the title charted	[46] [47] [48]	Unsure
Russia	requires certyear Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth supports domestic=true Automatic citation for albums only	[49]	Sales
Spain	Requires id, in the format XX_YY where XX is the year and YY is the week in which the title charted Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth Automatic citation for albums only	Productores de Música de España#Certifications	Shipments
Sweden	requires certyear Sales require relyear and sometimes relmonth	[50] [51]	Depends
Switzerland	Sales require relyear Set domestic=true for repertoire in French and Italian	[52]	Unclear
United Kingdom	Manual search required Sales for singles require relyear Set discount=true for correct discount album sales figure. For albums, sales correct only from 1979	[53]	Shipments
United States	Supports multidisc for multi-disc packages set Spanish for Spanish speaking To show correct sales/shipments footnote for digital singles, set digital=true For correct Spanish album sales figures, use certyear and sometimes certmonth	[54] [55] [56] [57]	Shipments
Uruguay	requires certyear	[58] [59] [60] [61]	Unclear

IFPI summary tables: September 2010, January 2009, October 2007, 2005/2006

Categorization

Unless nocat is set, the template categorizes the page in which it was used in a category "Certification Table Entry usages for X", where X is the region. This is used to keep track of template usage and to ease maintenance in case all certifications for a region must be corrected. See Category:Certification Table Entry usages.

If autocat is set, the table will additionally categorize the page in a category based on the exact award given. This works only for albums and singles, videos are not automatically categorized at this point.

See also

• {{Certification}}

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