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# Delivery Date As option added in Sale Order

**“Delivery date As”** option is added in default section of Sale order configuration that will allow to define delivery date in sale order. You can either set it as defined in Account master or by entering Delivery days .

**1.)Account master:** If you have defined **Delivery date as “Account master”** in configuration then the delivery date will be picked as defined in the “**Enter customer /supplier details”**

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**2.) Delivery days:** If you have chosen Delivery date as **Delivery days** then you need to enter the number of days. for example, in the image shown below, 10 days are added which means that Delivery date will be calculated as 10 days from the order date.

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