The example below shows a QR-Code (2) based on Dynamics 365 field
in a template (1).

Figure 1: Example of QR Code

1. Use the Insert Computed Item
   
   Figure 2: Insert QR Code
   
   
2. Create your QR Code
   Define your link pattern. The used text will be
   transformed into a QR-Code.
   The syntax for this field is described here.
   
   Figure 3: Define link pattern for QR-Code
   
   
3. Additional options [optional]
   The QR Code Level (1) shows the displayed level of the QR-Code. The default
   setting detects the smallest value. If e.g.: the value of this option is set with 5
   with a maximum sign-length of 108, then only 108 signs will be displayed.
   All signs that exceed the maximum length are cut.
   
   The Error Correction (2) defines the capacity and fault tolerance of the
   QR-code. The value shows the amount that can be restored in percent.
   
   The available options are:
   - Level L =7 % of the code words/data can be recovered
   - Level M = 15 % of the code words/data can be recovered
   - Level Q = 25 % of the code words/data can be recovered
   - Level H = 30 % of the code words/data can be recovered
   
   The Max Length (3) is not editable and depends on the above settings.
   
   Figure 4: Additional options
   
   
4. Save your template
   
   Before you can use or test your template you have to save it.
   Either you save your template locally with the standard Save or Save as
   the functionality of Word or you use the Save template-option of the
   DocumentsCorePack client in order to publish the template to Dynamics 365.
   
   
5. Test your template [optional]
   
   As you have made changes to your template you might want to test them quickly.
   A step by step description of how to test your template can be found here.

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