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Let's proceed with this option turned on to understand its practical implications in billing.

*** ### Behavior When Feature is Enabled: * Open the **Sale Bill** window. * Observe that the system **automatically defaults to Sale Return mode** without manual intervention.

Observe that the system preselects 'Sale Return' mode by default, streamlining the billing process

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