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# Added Order No & Date - Sale Register A/C Wise Details

Logic ERP has introduced a new update that allows you to view the Order Number and Order Date in the Sales Register – Sales A/C Wise Details Report. Using this report, you can easily view those sales bills in which the Order Number and Order Date were entered under “Other Details” at the time of creating the Sales Bill. This makes tracking and verifying order-wise sales entries much easier.

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### Step 1: Set Column Attributes

* First, open Set Column Attributes.
* Here, you will find newly added columns named Order No and Order Date.
* Enable both columns and save the settings.
* Refresh the report.

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### Step 2: View in Report

* Once the screen is refreshed, the changes will be immediately reflected in the report.

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