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"Document number" is still "number" when a combination of letters and numbers
Hi,
When a formal document is prepared, some number is given to the document and sometimes it is a combination with alphabets.
(For example, ISO 9001)
I guess usually people call it "a document number", and I am wondering if it is still called "document number" when it is a combination with alphabets.
Is there any other saying?
Is "document identification" or "document description" usable/better to mean it?
Thanks.
Hi,
When a formal document is prepared, some number is given to the document and sometimes it is a combination with alphabets.
(For example, ISO 9001)
I guess usually people call it "a document number", and I am wondering if it is still called "document number" when it is a combination with alphabets.
Is there any other saying?
Is "document identification" or "document description" usable/better to mean it?
Thanks.