Template:Record charts
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This template is to be used for indicating an album's or single's chart progress. It allows charting to be recorded for 25 to 48 weeks.
[edit] Usage
- Where a release's chart life is fewer than 24 weeks, it's advised to use Template:Record charts 24 (talk, links, edit) instead of this template. Where the release charts for greater than 48 weeks, but fewer than 72, use Template:Record charts 72 (talk, links, edit). Where a release exceeds 72 weeks, it's advised that a manual chart table be created.
- Preceeding the chart table, you should indicate the first week in which the release charted along with the source or reference of the chart.
- In weeks where the release doesn't achieve a position on the chart, place a "dash" ("–") in the selection. This can be achieved by typing –.
- In weeks where the release hasn't yet been allocated a position on the chart (i.e. future weeks), place a "non-breaking space" into the field. You can achieve this by typing .
- The field "name" refers to the release title of the album or single.
- The field "chartorg" refers to the Charting Organisation that compiles and releases the data referred to in the chart, such as ARIA, RIAA, RIANZ etc.
- The field "chartname" is to indicate the name of the chart, such as "Hot 40 Singles Chart" or "Adult Contemporary Chart".
{{Record charts
| name =
| chartorg =
| chartname =
| 1 = | 2 = | 3 = | 4 =
| 5 = | 6 = | 7 = | 8 =
| 9 = | 10 = | 11 = | 12 =
| 13 = | 14 = | 15 = | 16 =
| 17 = | 18 = | 19 = | 20 =
| 21 = | 22 = | 23 = | 24 =
| 25 = | 26 = | 27 = | 28 =
| 29 = | 30 = | 31 = | 32 =
| 33 = | 34 = | 35 = | 36 =
| 37 = | 38 = | 39 = | 40 =
| 41 = | 42 = | 43 = | 44 =
| 45 = | 46 = | 47 = | 48 =
}}
[edit] See also
- Template:Record charts 24 (talk, links, edit) - For 1-24 week chart runs.
- Template:Record charts 72 (talk, links, edit) - For 49-72 week chart runs.
- Wikipedia:Wikiproject music
