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As mentioned above, follow the given steps and select the appropriate option from the dropdown as per your requirement.

* Click **Save** to apply the changes. *** ### **Generate a Sale Return** * Navigate to the **Sale Return** window. * Proceed to generate the **Sales Return** document. * Save the document once completed. *** ### **Verify the Sale Return in Report** * Open the relevant **report** to check the Godown in which the return has been recorded. * You will observe that the return has been successfully recorded under **"Store 2"**—the Godown set as default in the configuration.

As you can see in the picture, the sale return has been recorded in the Store 2 Godown.

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