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This template is used to [[WP:CITE|cite sources]] in Wikipedia. It is specifically for [[album]]s. A similar template for use when citing sources for musical singles can be found at [[Template:Singlechart]]; however, for EPs or other releases, it has not yet been developed.

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| France || French Albums ([[SNEP]]) ||align="center"| www.lescharts.com ||align="center"| artist<br>album || 
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| Germany || German Albums ([[Media Control]]) ||align="center"| www.musicline.de ||align="center"| artist<br>album || As with ''Billboard'' charts, this url returns the complete album (''longplay'') chart history for the selected artist.
 <br/>If the artist has more than one name (example: Daft Punk), write a "+" symbol instead of a space (example: "Daft+Punk" instead of "Daft Punk"), as that's the way how the webside indexes the artists.
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| Germany2 || German Albums ([[Media Control]]) ||align="center"| www.charts.de ||align="center"| year<br>date || This website, instead of retrieving a complete chart history, it returns a weekly chart. <br/>The ''date'' parameter must be filled as this: YYYYMMDD. It contains chart info from 1978 onwards.
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==See also==
*{{[[Template:Singlechart|Singlechart]]}} — counterpart of ''Albumchart'' but for chart positions for single releases.


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