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# Order Date Column Enabled in Enter GR Details - Grid Mode
Logic ERP has introduced a new enhancement to the **Enter GR Details – Grid Mode** feature.
Previously, the **Order Date** entered in the **Sales Bill** was not visible in the **Enter GR Details – Grid Mode** window, requiring users to reopen the Sales Bill for verification.
With this update, a dedicated **Order Date** column has been added to the grid, allowing users to view the Order Date directly during GR processing, making the workflow faster and more convenient.
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### **Step 1: Verify the Order Date in the Sales Bill**
Before proceeding, let's first verify the **Sales Bill** in which the **Order Date** has already been defined.
* Open the **Sales Bill**.
* As shown, the **Order Date** has already been entered in the document.
This is the same Order Date that we will display in the **Enter GR Details – Grid Mode** screen.
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### **Step 2: Enable the Order Date Column**
Now, open the **Enter GR Details – Grid Mode** module.
* Click on **Set Column Attributes**.
* In the list of available columns, locate the **Order Date** field.
* Enable the **Order Date** column.
* Click **Save** to apply the changes.
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### **Step 3: Review the Impact**
* Once the settings are saved, the **Enter GR Details – Grid Mode** screen will refresh.
* As you can see, the **Order Date** defined in the corresponding **Sales Bill** is now automatically displayed in the **Order Date** column.
This allows users to easily view and verify the Sales Order Date directly while processing GR entries, improving visibility and reducing the need to open the original Sales Bill.
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