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  1. 12-Jun-17, 09:26 AM #1
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    Pastel Supplier processing - preventing consolidation of batches

    How do I change my settings to not have my batch of supplier invoices posted as consolidated entries and to show full description as captured ?
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    Go to Setup...Entry Types and, on the Purchases entry type, tick the column named "Contra in Detail".
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