When you use the short cut (+ sign) to transfer the amount of sale to tender type, it is actually transfer the amount balance (Not the sale amount) to the tender type. What difference is when you do a multi tender the exchange amount will not refund through credit card or gift card by accident. For example: a ticket is $1.00, hit F12 for tender, put $2.00 at CASH TYPE the balance change is $1.00 and then select the CREDIT CARD TYPE, hit + Sign, it will transfer the exchange $1.00 to Credit Card. So insteak it is a sale, it is oppositely given a refund to customer. This case is happened couple times at my customer's store. And they don't know how the amount is pop up at cash tender by cashier's mistake or by memorize it somehow when customer pay by credit card. After testing it, I know the shortcut at tender in RMS is transfer the balance amount (not the sale amount), therefore I suggest that it should be corrected to help customers not losing money by carelessly or by mistake Hai
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