13. The format now looks correct as below. Click OK.

Use of brackets ( ) around a set of (two or more) formats indicates that they should be treated as a single unit. Consider the format:4!c(//4!a2!a2!c[3!c]). The ( ) brackets separates :4!c from the rest, thus implying only two sub-fields with formats 4!c and //4!a2!a2!c[3!c]. If the brackets were missed, the format //4!a2!a2!c[3!c] would not apply for a single sub-field BIC/BEI as in the figure. Instead it would imply four sub-fields with formats 4!a, 2!a, 2!c and 3!c.

See Also:

Adding a new Generic Field

Adding a Non-Generic Field

Representing Complex Formats in Designer

Representing Complex Formats in Designer

Some field formats mentioned in the SWIFT specification need to be changed to represent them in Designer. Those formats are explained below. Note that while

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