what is Number Ranges? why we are using? How to give the
number ranges for vendor creation?
Answer Posted / vivan
number range is a range of number that u define in the
system. these are used to maintain the uniqueness of the
item that has been allotted a number range. for example if
one number from the range has been assigned then the system
would not repeat it for that particular item. number range
for the vendor can be defined in the AR/AP part of the
config under financial accounting.
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