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# Print Balance Loyalty Points
**YouTube:** [How to Print Balance Loyalty Points in Sale Bill Printing?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8EPEUOlXFA)
## How to Print Balance Loyalty Points in Sale Bill Printing?
In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how to **add retail customer balance and loyalty points** to your sales bill print format in Logic ERP.
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### Add Loyalty Points using Sale Multiple Printing Configuration
* Go to the **Configuration** menu and open **Sale Multiple Printing Configuration**.
* Select the **required bill series** under *Print Options*.
* Open the **Footer Section**.
* Set the **font** using the *Font* function.
* Define the **label name** (e.g., *Balance Points*).
* From the field list, search for **RETAIL CUST POINTS**.
* Either double-click to add it OR select it and click **Add Field**.
* Define the **array number as 7** (balance points till date). Other array numbers of this field print:
* **1** – points earned in this bill
* **2** – balance points before this bill
* **3** – points redeemed in this bill
* **4** – bonus points
* **5** – total points earned till date
* **6** – total points redeemed till date
* **8**, **9**, **10** – the value (in amount) of 5, 6 and 7
* Save the configuration.
Now go to the **Sale Bill Window → Print Preview**.\
Here, you’ll see:
* **Balance Points: 167**
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### Enable Loyalty Points in Designer Printing Configuration
* From the menu bar, go to **Continuous Printing → Sale Bill - Print Designer and Printing**.
* Choose the required **printing configuration**.
* Open **Configuration Menu → Add/Edit Configuration**.
* On the **Configuration Settings - 2** tab, tick **Retrieve Retail Customer Points**.
* Save the changes, select the configuration, and refresh the Sales Bill.
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### Add Loyalty Points using Designer Printing Format
* Open the **Design Window**.
* Go to the **Footer Section**.
* Ensure there is enough space, then from the menu bar:
* Click **Table → Insert Row**.
* Define the label (e.g., *Balance Points*).
* In the **Properties Panel** (bottom left):
* Expand **Sale Bill Details → Retail Customer Details**.
* Locate **Total Points Earned**.
* Add it to the **Expression Window**.
* Press **F5** to test the query result (balance points will display).
* Right-click and select **Insert** to place the field into the table.
* Adjust the **font, size, and formatting** as needed.
* Save the layout and click on **Preview**.
The **Retail Customer Loyalty Points** are now displayed in the bill print format. Only the points fields you insert are printed; to show earned, redeemed and balance points, insert a field for each.
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