This  is intended to fetch data from Wikidata with or without a link to the connected Wikipedia article and with many other features.    Usage  The general structure of a call to this  is as follows. Note that the basic structure consists of positional commands, flags and arguments, which all have a fixed position.  Use different  to get different kinds of values from Wikidata. At least one command must be given and multiple commands can be combined into one call as shown above (in any order, more than two is also possible), but this only applies to commands from the claim class; calls containing a command from the general class cannot contain any other command. Each command can be followed by any number of , which are optional and can be used to tweak the output generated by that command.  The commands and their flags may be followed by any number of , which are also optional and affect the selection of data and the 's behaviour in general. The call is closed with the , which may be required depending on the given command(s). Some named arguments (i.e. name-value pairs) also exist, as well as a set of named flags for advanced usage that can be used to change the way the fetched values are merged together into the output.  This  was designed to provide the basic needs for fetching data from Wikidata, but a lot can be achieved through different combinations of calls. For convenience, such combinations could be wrapped into new templates that serve a specific need. See also the section on common use cases below for some examples of useful "building blocks". Likewise, the functionality of this  can be extended by creating wrapper templates that use the main command provided by  (just like  does).   Common use cases  Below follows a list of common use cases. In the future, shortcut commands may be implemented that are equivalent to these calls for convenience.  Call Use case  Returns the Q-identifier of the Wikidata item connected to the current page (e.g. "Q55").  Performs a check to determine if the current page has a Wikidata item. Note that this statement relies on a returned value that is either empty or non-empty and that the raw flag is important to include. Without this flag, an existing item's regular label would be returned which could be empty, giving an undesired result. If the flag is given on the other hand, then a non-empty Q-identifier is always returned if an item exists and an empty value if an item does not exist.   Commands  The commands (, , ...) determine what kind of values are returned. One call can only contain commands from a single class.   Claim class  The claim class commands can be combined, meaning that multiple commands of different types from this class can be given at one time (see above for usage).  Combine multiple commands into one call to this , instead of making multiple calls to this  with one command each, to be sure that all the returned pieces of information belong to each other (see also the examples below).  Type Command Returns Basic usage Description I property first match  Returns the requested property – or list of properties – from the current item-entity or from a given entity. This command can be given only once in one call. properties all matches  II qualifier first match  Returns the requested qualifier – or list of qualifiers – from the given property of the current item-entity or of a given entity. Unlike the other claim class commands, this command can be given multiple times to retrieve different qualifiers in one call. qualifiers all matches  III reference first match  Returns a reference – or list of references – from the given property of the current item-entity or of a given entity. This command can be given only once in one call. references all matches     General class  The general class commands cannot be combined.  Type Command Returns Basic usage Description I label  Returns the label of the current item-entity or of a given entity if present. II title  Returns the title of the page connected to the current item-entity or to a given item-entity if such page exists. III description  Returns the description of the current item-entity or of a given entity if present. IV alias first match  Returns an alias – or list of aliases – of the current item-entity or of a given entity if present. aliases all matches  V badge first match  Returns a badge – or list of badges – for the page connected to the current item-entity or to a given item-entity if such page exists. badges all matches     Flags  The following (optional) flags are available which can be used to alter this 's behaviour. They must be given after the (first)  and before the . For convenience, empty flags (i.e. ||) are allowed and will simply be ignored.   Command flags  These flags (, , ...) apply to the command that precedes them directly.  Flag Description raw Returns the raw value if applicable.  If this flag is used with item or property datatypes, then this will return the Q-identifier or P-identifier instead of the regular label.  For quantity datatypes, this flag will strip off any units of measurement, unless the unit flag is also given in which case the raw unit of measurement (its Q-identifier) will be returned.  If this flag is used with time datatypes, then the returned date will be in the format of yyyy-mm-dd (e.g. 1731-02-11), or yyyy-mm, or yyyy depending on the date's precision. Dates in the Julian calendar stored with a precision of days through millenniums will have /Julian attached to the output (e.g. 1731-02-11/Julian, which may be split off using the {{#titleparts}} parser function).  If it is used with globe coordinate datatypes, then it replaces the various symbols with forward slashes in the returned value (e.g. 52/5/3/N/4/19/3/E, which may be split into parts using the {{#titleparts}} parser function). linked Creates a link to the Wikipedia article that is connected to the property or qualifier if it exists. Also links units of measurement that may be appended to values.  If this parameter is omitted, then the plain property or qualifier value will be returned. short  Returns the  of any entity returned if they have one attached. If that is not the case, then the default behaviour of returning the entity's label will occur. multilanguage Returns monolingual text values in any available language, not just the current wiki's language. unit Returns only the unit of measurement for quantity datatypes.   Configuration flags  These flags () are general configuration flags and can be given anywhere after the first  (but before the ).  Flag Description Command class  preferred Sets a rank constraint for the selected claim(s).  The first three set the ranks for which claim(s) will be selected. They can optionally be followed by a + or a -, e.g. normal+ or preferred-, where the first selects claims with a 'normal' rank or higher and the second selects claims with a 'preferred' rank or lower. To get claims of all ranks, use preferred- or deprecated+.  If the best flag is given additionally, then only the claims that have the highest rank amongst the selected claims will be returned.  The default is normal+|best (so by default claims with a 'deprecated' rank are never returned).  Output is always sorted from highest rank to lowest (regardless of any of these flags being set). claim normal deprecated best  future Sets a time constraint for the selected claim(s). Uses the claims' qualifiers of  and  to determine if the claim is valid for the selected time period(s).  The default is future|current|former (so by default claims that are valid for any time period are returned), except when date= is given (see below) in which case the default is current. claim current former mdy Returns date values in month-day-year order instead of day-month-year order. claim single Returns only a single claim instead of multiple (if multiple claims match). Has no effect if the property/properties command is given, in which case this flag would be redundant. claim sourced Only returns claims that have at least one valid reference. claim  edit Adds a clickable icon after the output that may be used by readers to edit the returned claim on Wikidata.  If edit@end is used, then the icon will be placed at the end of the line for neat alignment in infoboxes. claim, general edit@end   Arguments  The arguments determine the sources from which all the returned values are fetched.   Positional arguments  The following table shows the available positional arguments () in their fixed order. For each command, the applicable set of arguments is marked. If multiple commands are given, then the applicable set is the union of the individual sets. For instance, if the commands properties and qualifiers have been given, then at least both the arguments property_id and qualifier_id should be given as well.  More than one qualifier/qualifiers command can be given. The order in which these commands with their flags are given matches the order in which the respective qualifier_id arguments are given.  (required) (optional) (optional) (required) (optional) (required) (required) {{ commands flags entity_id property_id raw_value qualifier_id qualifier_id }} label, title,description,alias/aliases,badge/badges property/properties reference/references qualifier/qualifiers qualifier/qualifiers (optional 2nd, 3rd, etc.)  Below follows a description of all positional arguments.   Argument Description entity_id  (optional)  Q-identifier of the item-entity to be accessed (e.g. Q55), P-identifier (or an available alias) of the property-entity to be accessed preceded by the Property: prefix (e.g. Property:P38), or page title of the Wikipedia article whose connected item-entity is to be accessed preceded by :, a prefixed colon (e.g. :Netherlands).  In case of the general class commands, the Property: prefix may be omitted for P-identifiers (e.g. P38).  If this parameter is omitted, then the item-entity connected to the current page will be used (except when eid= or page= is given, see below). If this parameter is given, but empty (i.e. ||), then due to its position it will be interpreted as an empty flag and thus be ignored, giving the same result as if it were omitted. See also the named arguments eid= and page= below that can be used to give an entity-ID or page title too, but without the item-entity connected to the current page being used as a default. property_id P-identifier (or an available alias) of the property within the entity to be accessed, without the Property: prefix (e.g. P35). raw_value  (optional) Either the Q-identifier equal to the property value (e.g. Q29574) or a literal value (i.e. string or quantity etc., no entity label) equal to the raw property value of the particular claim to be accessed.  Dates as literal values must be formatted yyyy-mm-dd (e.g. 1731-02-11) for dates with a precision of days, yyyy-mm (e.g. 1731-02) for dates with a precision of months, and yyyy (e.g. 1731) for dates of lesser precision. Dates BCE require a minus sign in front of the year (e.g. -2950-01-31). Dates stored in the Julian calendar must have /Julian attached to the end (e.g. 1731-02-11/Julian). Decades like the 2010s must be given as 2010 (but the 2010s BCE as -2019), centuries like the 20th century as 1901 (but the 20th century BCE as -2000), and millenniums like the 3rd millennium as 2001 (but the 3rd millennium BCE as -3000).  Globe coordinates as literal values must be formatted with forward slashes (i.e. /) between the parts and no symbols (e.g. 52/5/3/N/4/19/3/E) without any spaces or leading zeros.  The special type 'no value' can be given by entering the empty string (i.e. ||) and the special type 'unknown value' can be given by entering a single underscore (i.e. |_|). To get a literal underscore, escape it by placing a backslash \ directly in front of it (i.e. \_); the same holds for a literal backslash (i.e. \\).  To get a literal vertical bar |, use  or &#124;.  If this parameter is omitted, then all claims (matching any other constraints) within the property will be accessed. qualifier_id P-identifier (or an available alias) of the qualifier within the entity to be accessed, without the Property: prefix (e.g. P580).   Named arguments  Below follows a description of all named arguments, which are name-value pairs (i.e. |name=value). These are all optional and can be given anywhere .   Argument Description Command class eid=  This argument can be used to give the Q-identifier (e.g. |eid=Q55) or P-identifier (or an available alias) of the entity to be accessed. It offers the same functionality as the positional argument entity_id, with one difference: if the argument is given but its value is left empty (i.e. |eid=), then no entity is accessed at all instead of the item-entity connected to the current page. This is useful in some cases where a variable entity-ID is expected, but where the item-entity connected to the current page should not be accessed as the default.  Also, the Property: prefix may be omitted for P-identifiers (e.g. |eid=P38) for all commands.  This argument only has effect if the positional argument entity_id is omitted. claim, general page=  This argument can be used to give the page title (e.g. |page=Netherlands) of the Wikipedia article whose connected item-entity is to be accessed. It behaves similar to the named argument eid= and can be used instead of the positional argument entity_id (note that no prefixed colon, :, is required). If the argument is given but its value is left empty (i.e. |page=), then no entity is accessed at all instead of the item-entity connected to the current page.  This argument only has effect if the positional argument entity_id and the named argument eid= are omitted. claim, general date= This argument can be used to set a particular date (e.g. |date=1731-02-11) relative to which claim matching using the future, current and former flags is done, instead of relative to today. It overrides the default of these flags to current so that by default only claims that were valid at the given date are returned (based on the claims' qualifiers of  and ).  The date value must be formatted yyyy-mm-dd (e.g. 1731-02-11), yyyy-mm (e.g. 1731-02) or yyyy (e.g. 1731). claim <qualifier>= The <qualifier> is a placeholder for a set of arguments that determine which claims should be accessed based on qualifier value, analogous to the pair of positional arguments property_id and raw_value (that determine access based on property value).  As such, <qualifier> is any qualifier's P-identifier (or an available alias) without the Property: prefix (e.g. P518). Its value is either the Q-identifier equal to one of the qualifier values (e.g. Q27561) or a literal value (i.e. string or quantity etc., no entity label) equal to one of the raw qualifier values of the particular claim to be accessed. The value format is the same as for the positional argument raw_value. The special type 'no value' given by the empty string also matches the total absence within the claim of the particular qualifier.  Example: |P518=Q27561  Multiple arguments of this type can be given to match multiple qualifier values simultaneously for each claim. claim   Property aliases  Property aliases are other names for P-identifiers that can be used instead. The following property aliases (which are case-sensitive) are currently available:   Alias translatesto P-identifier coord  →  P625 image  →  P18 author  →  P50 publisher  →  P123 importedFrom  →  P143 statedIn  →  P248 pages  →  P304 language  →  P407 hasPart  →  P527 publicationDate  →  P577 startTime  →  P580 endTime  →  P582 chapter  →  P792 retrieved  →  P813 referenceURL  →  P854 sectionVerseOrParagraph  →  P958 archiveURL  →  P1065 title  →  P1476 formatterURL  →  P1630 quote  →  P1683 shortName  →  P1813 definingFormula  →  P2534 archiveDate  →  P2960 inferredFrom  →  P3452 typeOfReference  →  P3865 column  →  P3903   Advanced usage  The layout of the output from (a combination of) commands that have both a singular and a plural form (e.g. property/properties) can be customized by using a number of named flags, which are name-value pairs (i.e. |flag=value), that can be given anywhere . The table below shows the available named flags.  To insert a space at the beginning or end of a value, use an underscore _. To get a literal underscore, escape it by placing a backslash \ directly in front of it (i.e. \_); the same holds for a literal backslash (i.e. \\). To get a literal vertical bar |, use  or &#124;.   Named flag Default value Default condition Description format= %p[%s][%r] if the property/properties command was given and the qualifier/qualifiers command was not given The format of a single claim. The available parameters are as follows.   Parameter Description %p The claim's property value applied by the property/properties command. %q1, %q2, %q3, ... The claim's qualifier value or list of qualifier values applied by the corresponding qualifier/qualifiers command. %q The collection of the qualifier values applied by each qualifier/qualifiers command (i.e. %q1 + %q2 + %q3 + ...). If only one qualifier/qualifiers command was given, then this parameter is equivalent to %q1. %r The claim's reference value or list of reference values applied by the reference/references command. %a The entity's alias applied by the alias/aliases command. %b The entity's page badge applied by the badge/badges command. %s The movable separator placeholder. This is a special parameter that is not applied by a command, but instead is filled automatically between each pair of claims, aliases or badges (if a list of claims, aliases or badges is returned). This is particularly handy in case a claim's reference is returned as well, since it allows the reference to be placed after the punctuation mark as prescribed by Wikipedia's manual of style. The default value is a comma (,) and can be overridden with the sep%s flag (see below).  Optional parameters can be given by encapsulating them between square brackets: [...]. All content between the square brackets is only displayed if a value for each optional parameter that has been defined between the same brackets has been found. Optional content can also be nested.  To use two opening square brackets that directly follow each other (i.e. ), use .  At least one parameter must be given that is not optional, while the %s parameter must always be defined as optional.  To get a literal [, ], % or \, escape the character by placing a backslash \ directly in front of it (e.g. \%). See also the description directly above this table for more. %q[%s][%r] if the property/properties command was not given and the qualifier/qualifiers command was given %r if only the reference/references command was given %p[ <span style="font-size:85\%">(%q)</span>][%s][%r] if the property/properties command was given and the qualifier/qualifiers command was given %a[%s] if the alias/aliases command was given %b[%s] if the badge/badges command was given sep=  default The fixed separator between each pair of claims, aliases or badges.  if only the reference/references command was given without the raw flag sep%s= , default The movable separator between each pair of claims, aliases or badges. This will be the value of the %s parameter applied to all claims, aliases or badges, except for the last in the list (which can be set with the punc flag). ; if the property/properties command was not given and the qualifier/qualifiers command was given sep%q1=, sep%q2=, sep%q3=, ...  default The separator between each pair of qualifiers of a single claim. These are the value separators for the %q1, %q2, %q3, ... parameters. If only one qualifier/qualifiers command was given, then the sep%q1 flag is equivalent to sep%q. sep%q=  if exactly one qualifier/qualifiers command was given The separator between each set of qualifiers of a single claim. This is the value separator for the %q parameter. If only one qualifier/qualifiers command was given, then this flag is equivalent to sep%q1.  if more than one qualifier/qualifiers command was given sep%r=  default The separator between each pair of references of a single claim. This is the value separator for the %r parameter.  if the raw flag was given for the reference/references command punc=  default A punctuation mark placed at the end of the output. This will be placed on the %s parameter applied to the last claim (or alias or badge) in the list. This allows the last claim's references to be placed after the punctuation mark when the output is used as part of a sentence.   Examples    Parameters and output types ExampleDescription Q55 = "Netherlands", P395 = "licence plate code" ↓ []  ↓ NL Gets a literal string value. P395 = "licence plate code" ↓ []  ↓ NL If the  is transcluded on the Netherlands page (which is linked to Q55), then the Q55 can be omitted. Q55 = "Netherlands", P395 = "NL" ↓ []  ↓ NL An entity-ID can also be given using the eid= argument. P395 = "NL" ↓ []  ↓ NL A page title can be given instead of an entity-ID using the page= argument. Q55 = "Netherlands", P395 = "licence plate code" ↓ []  ↓ NL frameless|text-top|10px|alt=Edit this on Wikidata|link=https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q55?uselang=en#P395|Edit this on Wikidata Adds a clickable icon that may be used to edit the returned value on Wikidata. Q55 = "Netherlands", P395 = "licence plate code" ↓ []  ↓ NLframeless|text-top|10px|alt=Edit this on Wikidata|link=https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q55?uselang=en#P395|Edit this on Wikidata Places the edit icon at the end of the line. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population" ↓ []  ↓ 17,282,163 Gets a single property value from claims with a 'normal' rank or higher. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population" ↓ []  ↓ 17,282,163, 16,829,289, 16,779,575, 10,026,773, 17,000,000, 17,132,854, 17,181,084 Gets multiple property values from claims with a 'normal' rank or higher. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ [], []  ↓ 17,282,163 (2019), 16,829,289 (26 August 2014), 16,779,575 (2013), 10,026,773 (1950), 17,000,000 (21 March 2016), 17,132,854 (2017), 17,181,084 (1 January 2018) Gets a single qualifier value for each claim, additional to the property value. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ [], [], []  ↓ 17,282,163 (2019),https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/37296ned/table?ts=1560596956049. 16,829,289 (26 August 2014),http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&LA=NL; retrieved: 26 August 2014. 16,779,575 (2013),http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&D1=a&D2=0,10,20,30,40,50,60,(l-1),l&HD=130605-0924&HDR=G1&STB=T; retrieved: 22 August 2015; publisher: Statistics Netherlands. 10,026,773 (1950),http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&D1=a&D2=0,10,20,30,40,50,60,(l-1),l&HD=130605-0924&HDR=G1&STB=T; retrieved: 22 August 2015; publisher: Statistics Netherlands. 17,000,000 (21 March 2016),http://www.cbs.nl/nl-NL/menu/themas/bevolking/publicaties/artikelen/archief/2016/nederland-telt-17-miljoen-inwoners.htm. 17,132,854 (2017),https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.TOTL; World Bank Open Data; retrieved: 8 April 2019. 17,181,084 (1 January 2018)https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/37296ned/table?ts=1560596956049. Gets references for each claim. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population" ↓ [], [] A total of  people live in the Netherlands. ↓ A total of 17,282,163https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/37296ned/table?ts=1560596956049. people live in the Netherlands. Gets a property with its references. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population" ↓ [], [] The Netherlands has a population of  ↓ The Netherlands has a population of 17,282,163.https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/37296ned/table?ts=1560596956049. Adds a punctuation mark at the end of the output, in front of the references. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ [], [], [] <ul></ul> ↓ 17,282,163https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/37296ned/table?ts=1560596956049.2019 16,829,289http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&LA=NL; retrieved: 26 August 2014.26 August 2014 16,779,575http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&D1=a&D2=0,10,20,30,40,50,60,(l-1),l&HD=130605-0924&HDR=G1&STB=T; retrieved: 22 August 2015; publisher: Statistics Netherlands.2013 10,026,773http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&D1=a&D2=0,10,20,30,40,50,60,(l-1),l&HD=130605-0924&HDR=G1&STB=T; retrieved: 22 August 2015; publisher: Statistics Netherlands.1950 17,000,000http://www.cbs.nl/nl-NL/menu/themas/bevolking/publicaties/artikelen/archief/2016/nederland-telt-17-miljoen-inwoners.htm.21 March 2016 17,132,854https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SP.POP.TOTL; World Bank Open Data; retrieved: 8 April 2019.2017 17,181,084https://opendata.cbs.nl/statline/#/CBS/nl/dataset/37296ned/table?ts=1560596956049.1 January 2018 Returns the output in a custom format. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ []  ↓ 2019; 26 August 2014; 2013; 1950; 21 March 2016; 2017; 1 January 2018 Gets a single qualifier per claim, by default for multiple matching claims. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ []  ↓ 2019 To get a single qualifier for only a single claim, give the single flag too so that only a single claim will be accessed. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ []  ↓ 26 August 2014 Gets a qualifier from claims for which the (raw) property value matches a given literal value. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ []  ↓ August 26, 2014 Gets dates in month-day-year order. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population", P585 = "point in time" ↓ []  ↓ 2014-08-26 Gets a raw date value. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population" ↓ []  ↓ http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&LA=NL; retrieved: 26 August 2014. Gets the references from a particular claim. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1082 = "population" ↓ []  ↓ http://statline.cbs.nl/StatWeb/publication/?VW=T&DM=SLNL&PA=37296ned&LA=NL; retrieved: 26 August 2014. Gets references from a particular claim in their raw form. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1081 = "Human Development Index" ↓ [], []  ↓ 0.922,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.787, 0.799, 0.829,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD.http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.861,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.877,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.891,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.909,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.919,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.920,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.920,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.834,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.835,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.839,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.864,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.866,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.865,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.867,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.870,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.876,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.879,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.878,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.883,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.886,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.897,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.904,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.906,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.906,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.910,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.921,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.921,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.923,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.924,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.926,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.928,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.931http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. Gets properties from each claim with any references they have. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1081 = "Human Development Index" ↓ [], []  ↓ 0.922,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.829,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD.http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.861,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.877,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.891,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.909,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.919,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.920,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.920,http://hdr.undp.org/en/countries/profiles/NLD. 0.834,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.835,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.839,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.864,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.866,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.865,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.867,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.870,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.876,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.879,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.878,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.883,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.886,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.897,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.904,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.906,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.906,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.910,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.921,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.921,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.923,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.924,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.926,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.928,http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. 0.931http://hdr.undp.org/en/data; Human Development Report. Only gets properties from claims that have at least one reference. Q55 = "Netherlands", P2855 = "VAT-rate", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ []  ↓ food Gets a single qualifier value (for each matching claim). Q55 = "Netherlands", P2855 = "VAT-rate", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ []  ↓ food, medication, assistive technology, magazine, book, art, antique, hairdresser, hotel, campsite, recreation, sport, water Gets multiple qualifier values (for each matching claim). Q55 = "Netherlands", P2855 = "VAT-rate", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ [], []  ↓ 21%, 6% (food, medication, assistive technology, magazine, book, art, antique, hairdresser, hotel, campsite, recreation, sport, water) Gets multiple property values along with multiple qualifier values. Q55 = "Netherlands", P2855 = "VAT-rate", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ [], []  ↓ 21% + 6% (food / medication / assistive technology / magazine / book / art / antique / hairdresser / hotel / campsite / recreation / sport / water) Returns the output with custom separators. Q55 = "Netherlands", P35 = "head of state", P580 = "start time", P582 = "end time" ↓ [], []  ↓ Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands (30 April 2013), Beatrix of the Netherlands (30 April 1980; 30 April 2013), Juliana of the Netherlands (4 September 1948; 30 April 1980), Wilhelmina of the Netherlands (23 November 1890; 4 September 1948), William III of the Netherlands (17 March 1849; 23 November 1890), William II of the Netherlands (7 October 1840; 17 March 1849), William I of the Netherlands (16 March 1815; 7 October 1840) Gets two different qualifier values for each claim. Q55 = "Netherlands", P35 = "head of state", P580 = "start time", P582 = "end time" ↓ [], []  ↓ Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands (30 April 2013), Beatrix of the Netherlands (30 April 1980 – 30 April 2013), Juliana of the Netherlands (4 September 1948 – 30 April 1980), Wilhelmina of the Netherlands (23 November 1890 – 4 September 1948), William III of the Netherlands (17 March 1849 – 23 November 1890), William II of the Netherlands (7 October 1840 – 17 March 1849), William I of the Netherlands (16 March 1815 – 7 October 1840) Returns the output with a custom separator. Q55 = "Netherlands", P35 = "head of state", P580 = "start time", P582 = "end time" ↓ [], []  ↓ Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands (30 April 2013), Beatrix of the Netherlands (30 April 1980 – 30 April 2013), Juliana of the Netherlands (4 September 1948 – 30 April 1980), Wilhelmina of the Netherlands (23 November 1890 – 4 September 1948), William III of the Netherlands (17 March 1849 – 23 November 1890), William II of the Netherlands (7 October 1840 – 17 March 1849), William I of the Netherlands (16 March 1815 – 7 October 1840) Returns the output in a custom format instead of with a custom separator. Q55 = "Netherlands", P35 = "head of state", P580 = "start time", P582 = "end time" ↓ [], []  ↓ Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands (since 30 April 2013), Beatrix of the Netherlands (30 April 1980 – 30 April 2013), Juliana of the Netherlands (4 September 1948 – 30 April 1980), Wilhelmina of the Netherlands (23 November 1890 – 4 September 1948), William III of the Netherlands (17 March 1849 – 23 November 1890), William II of the Netherlands (7 October 1840 – 17 March 1849), William I of the Netherlands (16 March 1815 – 7 October 1840) To add text only when a certain value is not present, like adding the word since if there is no end time, wrap it in between two optional blocks containing HTML comment tags and the relevant parameter (this also prevents the text from being added to the page source). Q55 = "Netherlands", P35 = "head of state", Q29574 = "Beatrix of the Netherlands", P580 = "start time", P582 = "end time" ↓ [], []  ↓ Beatrix of the Netherlands (1980-04-30 – 30 April 2013) Gets a property with qualifiers from claims for which the property matches a given Q-identifier, with one of the qualifier values in its raw form. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = "currency", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ []  ↓ euro (European Netherlands), United States dollar (Caribbean Netherlands) Gets claims that are currently valid. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ []  ↓ euro (European Netherlands), United States dollar (Caribbean Netherlands) Gets claims with linked property values. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ []  ↓ euro (European Netherlands), United States dollar (Caribbean Netherlands) Gets claims with linked qualifier values. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ []  ↓ euro (European Netherlands), US dollar (Caribbean Netherlands) Gets claims with linked property and qualifier values, with short property values wherever available. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency", Q4917 = "United States dollar", P518 = "applies to part" ↓ []  ↓ Caribbean Netherlands Gets qualifiers from claims for which the (raw) property value matches a given Q-identifier. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency", P518 = "applies to part", Q27561 = "Caribbean Netherlands" ↓ []  ↓ United States dollar Gets properties from claims for which a (raw) qualifier value matches a given Q-identifier. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency" ↓ []  ↓ Dutch guilder Gets claims that were valid in the past. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency" ↓ []  ↓ Q788472 Gets raw property values. Q55 = "Netherlands", P38 = currency" ↓ []  ↓ Q788472 Gets raw property values that are linked to Wikidata. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1549 = "demonym" ↓ []  ↓ Dutch Gets a monolingual text value in the current wiki's language. Q55 = "Netherlands", P1549 = "demonym", P407 = "language of work or name", Q36846 = "Toki Pona" ↓ []  ↓ jan Netelan Gets a monolingual text value in any available language. Q55 = "Netherlands", P2884 = "mains voltage" ↓ []  ↓ 230 volt Gets a quantity value with its associated unit of measurement. Q55 = "Netherlands", P2884 = "mains voltage" ↓ []  ↓ 230 volt Gets a quantity value with a linked unit of measurement. Q55 = "Netherlands", P2884 = "mains voltage" ↓ []  ↓ 230 Gets a raw quantity value. Q55 = "Netherlands", P2884 = "mains voltage" ↓ []  ↓ volt Gets only the unit of measurement. Q55 = "Netherlands", P2884 = "mains voltage" ↓ []  ↓ Q25250 Gets the raw unit of measurement. Q55 = "Netherlands", P625 = "coordinate location" ↓ []  ↓ 52°19'N, 5°33'E Gets a globe coordinate value. Q55 = "Netherlands", P625 = "coordinate location" ↓ []  ↓ 52°19'N, 5°33'E Gets a linked globe coordinate value. Q55 = "Netherlands", P625 = "coordinate location" ↓ []  ↓ 52/19/N/5/33/E Gets a raw globe coordinate value. Q55 = "Netherlands", P625 = "coordinate location" ↓ []  ↓ 52°19'N, 5°33'E A property alias can be used instead of the P-identifier. Q55 = "Netherlands", P41 = "flag image" ↓ []  ↓ Flag of the Netherlands.svg Gets a media file name and links to it on Commons. Q55 = "Netherlands", P41 = "flag image" ↓ []  ↓ File:Flag of the Netherlands.svg thumb  left A Commons media file can be included on the page as-is by omitting the linked and raw flags, but by using the raw flag it can be freely formatted. Q55 = "Netherlands", P41 = "flag image" ↓ []  ↓ File:Statenvlag.svg thumb  left To get the value of a property that was valid at a given time, the date= argument can be used. Q55 = "Netherlands", P41 = "flag image" ↓ []  ↓ File:Prinsenvlag.svg thumb  left The time constraint flags work relatively to the date value given for the date= argument. Q915684 = "Lorentz–Lorenz equation", P2534 = "defining formula" ↓ []  ↓ Gets a mathematical expression. Q915684 = "Lorentz–Lorenz equation", P527 = "has part", P416 = "quantity symbol (string)", P2534 = "defining formula" ↓ [], [], [] <ul></ul> ↓ refractive index (n) polarizability () number density (N) pi () Mathematical expressions can be combined with regular text as usual. Q6256 = "country", P3896 = "geoshape" ↓ []  ↓ Data:Naturalearthdata.com/admin-0-countries-no-antarctica.map Gets a geographic shape data file name and links to it on Commons. Q4917 = "United States dollar" ↓ []  ↓ United States dollar Gets an item's label. Q4917 = "United States dollar" ↓ []  ↓ US dollar Gets an item's short and linked label. P38 = currency" ↓ []  ↓ currency Gets a property's label. P38 = currency" ↓ []  ↓ currency Gets a property's label that is linked to Wikidata. Q776 = "Utrecht" ↓ []  ↓ Utrecht Gets an item's label. Q776 = "Utrecht" ↓ []  ↓ Utrecht Gets an item's linked label.  ↓ []  ↓ Utrecht If the  is transcluded on the Utrecht (province) page (which is linked to Q776), then the Q776 can be omitted.  ↓ []  ↓ Q776 If just the label command with the raw flag is given, then the Q-identifier of the item connected to the current page is returned.  ↓ []  ↓ Q776 If additionally the linked flag is given, then the Q-identifier of the item connected to the current page is linked to Wikidata. Q776 = "Utrecht" ↓ []  ↓ Utrecht (province) Gets the title of the page on the current wiki that is linked to the given item. Q776 = "Utrecht" ↓ []  ↓ Utrecht (province) Gets the linked title of the page on the current wiki that is linked to the given item.  ↓ []  ↓ Utrecht (province) If the  is transcluded on the Utrecht (province) page (which is linked to Q776), then the Q776 can be omitted. Q55 = "Netherlands" ↓ []  ↓ country in western Europe Gets an item's description.  ↓ []  ↓ country in western Europe If the  is transcluded on the Netherlands page (which is linked to Q55), then the Q55 can be omitted. Q55 = "Netherlands" ↓ []  ↓ Holland Gets one of an item's aliases. Q55 = "Netherlands" ↓ []  ↓ Holland, the Netherlands, NL, NED, Nederland, nl, 🇳🇱, Netherlands (after 1945) Gets all of an item's aliases. Q55 = "Netherlands" ↓ []  ↓ Holland Gets a linked alias from an item.  ↓ []  ↓ Holland If the  is transcluded on the Netherlands page (which is linked to Q55), then the Q55 can be omitted. Q2 = "Earth" ↓ []  ↓ featured article badge Gets the badges for the page on the current wiki that is linked to the given item. Q2 = "Earth" ↓ []  ↓ Q17437796 Gets the raw badges for the page on the current wiki that is linked to the given item.  ↓ []  ↓ featured article badge If the  is transcluded on the Earth page (which is linked to Q2), then the Q2 can be omitted. Q28865 = "Python", P548 = "version type", P348 = "software version identifier", ↓ [], []  ↓ 3.9.1 frameless|text-top|10px|alt=Edit this on Wikidata|link=https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q28865?uselang=en#P348|Edit this on Wikidata Get Python's latest stable release version with its references. You may want to use P548Q2122918 to get the lastest preview release version.   Example references    See also   , to get a page title using its local page id, rather than Wikidata