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# Enable line item details in transaction lists
This topic describes how to enable the line item details row in the Transaction tab in POS.
Stores have the option to enable line item details in transaction lists. The line item details offer more information about an item, such as the quantity available in the store, the current price, whether the item is on sale, and the bin location.
If line item details are not enabled, you can only see a summary line for each item in the transaction list:
If line item details are enabled, however, an arrow displays on the summary line. Click this arrow to display the item details line below the summary line:
Enabling line item details is a two-step process:
1. Enable line item details in the POS profile.
2. Assign the POS Profile to the register(s).
## **Enable line item details in the POS profile**
1. In Store Manager, click **Setup**.
2. Expand **Hardware**.
3. Click **POS Profiles**.
4. Do one of the following:
* Double-click an existing POS profile to open and edit it.
* Click **New** and create a new POS profile.
5. Select **Enable line item detail row**.
6. Click **Save And Close**.
## **Assign the POS profile to the register(s)**
1. In Store Manager, click **Setup**.
2. Expand **Hardware**.
3. Click **Register List**.
4. Do one of the following:
* Double-click an existing register to open and edit it.
* Click **New** and create a new register.
5. On the **General** tab, from **POS Profile**, select the POS profile with line item details enabled.
6. Click **Save And Close**. Line item details are now enabled for the register(s) using the POS profile.
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