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# Enter Opening BR /BP of multiple Accounts using Excel

**In Opening Trial Functionality** Logic ERP has introduced a new enhancement in the **Opening Trial** feature. Users can now **import and enter opening balances for multiple accounts simultaneously**, significantly improving efficiency and reducing manual effort.

**Step 1: Access the Opening Trail Module**

1. Open **Logic ERP** and navigate to the **Enter Opening Trail** module.
2. In the interface, locate the **Select Account** option.
3. From the drop-down, choose the desired **Accounts**.
4. Click on the **Enter Opening BR/BP** button to proceed.

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**Step 2: Import Bill-Wise Opening Balances**

* Click on the Retrieve From Excel option.
  1. **(Optional)** Click on the Help button for guidance on the Excel file format or structure.

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* Select the Excel file that contains the opening balances.
* Click on Refresh.
* Upon refreshing, all Party-wise opening balances will be imported bill-wise into the system.

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