One can record the export of goods, purchase under diff GST rates, nil-rated and exempt purchase, deemed export, and so on.
The data you want to upload should be in the first sheet.
Headers should be on the top (in the first row).
Ensure the uploaded Excel file does not contain dot (.) or dollar ($) symbols in the column header. Do not add anything above the title other than the sales/purchase field.
The Invoice Number field must be filled in and should not be blank.
Ensure the same invoice number appears together. If required, sort your data A-Z based on the Invoice Number.
Avoid writing inappropriate data in the sheet:
Use the DD/MM/YYYY format for dates (e.g., 27-05-2022).
Remove Grand Total or any extra data that is not required to be transferred to Tally.
Limit transactions to 10,000 per sheet.
Add one Purchase/Purchase Ledger column in the sheet according to the GST rate.
Ensure SGST, CGST, and IGST ledgers are created under Duties & Taxes in Tally for mapping purposes.
Format data appropriately:
Add a column named Particular, where you can add details of the Purchase Account Ledger according to the GST rate.
For example: If the GST rate is 18%, mention the Ledger name where the 18% GST rate is defined.
Save the document in Excel Workbook format.