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# Debit

## Getting Started

You can access Debit Transaction history by following these steps:

1. On transaction page, click **Debit.**

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2. As default, it will show list debit transactions history of today's transactions, if none it will show "No result found".

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## Search Debit Transaction History

You can search debit transactions history in 4 ways, including:&#x20;

* by Transaction Date
* by Transaction ID
* by Bill No
* by Transaction Period

### Search by Transaction Date

1. **Choose date range,** on Transaction Date.
2. Then click **Apply.**

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{% hint style="info" %}
Date can be selected **maximum in 7 days range**.
{% endhint %}

3. Next, click **Search** to show the data.

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### Search by Transaction ID

1. **Input Transaction ID.**
2. Click **Search** to show the data.

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### Search by Bill Number

1. **Input Bill No.**
2. Then, click **Search**, to show the data.

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### Search by Transaction Period

1. Choose Transaction Period.
2. Then click **Search.**

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{% hint style="info" %}

* When you click **Clear Value,** it will clear the search result, and then show today's transaction history.
* If you haven't selected a specific Transaction Date, as default it will show today's transaction.
* If you haven't selected a specific Transaction Period, as default it will show transactions within the last 35 days.
  {% endhint %}

## Filtering Debit Transaction History

You can filter the Debit Transaction History in two ways from the header row.

* You can **input the keyword** based on the data that you want to sho&#x77;**,** then click **Enter.**

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* You can also **click the dropdown button** on statu&#x73;**, choose one from the options.**

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## Show Columns

You can specify which column that you want to show on your history list.

1. **Click Columns** dropdown button.
2. **Checklist columns name** that you want to show.
3. Click **Apply**.

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## Export Debit Transactions to Excel/CSV

You can export Debit Transaction history  to excel/CSV format, as follows:

1. Click button **Export**, on the bottom page, select one of the options.

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## Adjustment Status History

You can access your adjustment status history, by following this steps:

1. Click **dropdown History.**
2. Click **Adjustment Status History.**

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3. It will show the list of adjustment status history.

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