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# Amount Wise NOB Report

The Amount Wise NOB Report in CW POS is a report that categorizes the total number of bills (NOB) based on the total amount of the bill. The report can be used to analyze customer buying behavior and identify popular price points in the store.

The report contains the following columns:

* Store: the store name where the transaction occurred
* Order Date: the date the transaction occurred
* 0 - 100: the number of bills with a total amount between 0 and 100
* 101 - 150: the number of bills with a total amount between 101 and 150
* 151 - 250: the number of bills with a total amount between 151 and 250
* 251 - 500: the number of bills with a total amount between 251 and 500
* 501 - 1000: the number of bills with a total amount between 501 and 1000
* 1001 - 1500: the number of bills with a total amount between 1001 and 1500
* 1501 - 2000: the number of bills with a total amount between 1501 and 2000
* 2001 - 3000: the number of bills with a total amount between 2001 and 3000
* 3001 - 4000: the number of bills with a total amount between 3001 and 4000
* 4001 - 5000: the number of bills with a total amount between 4001 and 5000
* Above 5000: the number of bills with a total amount above 5000.

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