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The Material Batches table is populated automatically when you use the [[Production Declaration]] function to print a [[Pallet Label]] or [[Case Label]]. | The Material Batches table is populated automatically when you use the [[Production Declaration]] function to print a [[Pallet Label]] or [[Case Label]]. | ||
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See the key called **EXPIRY DATE MODE** in the [[System Keys]] screen. | See the key called **EXPIRY DATE MODE** in the [[System Keys]] screen. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:31, 23 August 2024
The Material Batches table is populated automatically when you use the Production Declaration function to print a Pallet Label or Case Label.
It is **important** to understand the differences in the two modes in which the system can manage expiry dates.
See the key called **EXPIRY DATE MODE** in the System Keys screen.
