The Cash Spent by Bank Account metric shows the total amount of cash that has been spent or paid out from a specific bank account within a certain period of time.
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Sales metric in Xero is a measure of revenue generated from the sales of goods or services. It helps businesses track their sales performance and make informed decisions to grow their revenue.
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