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# Banquet Group
The **Banquet Group** master is used to create and manage item groups. Grouping banquet items helps organise items based on type and analysis category, making reporting and operational management easier.
## **Steps to Create a Banquet Group**
Step 1: Log in to the system and navigate to the **Banquet Module**.
1. Click on the **Masters** menu.
2. Select **Banquet Group** from the available options.
Step 2: After selecting **Banquet Group**, the system will open the Banquet Group master screen.
Step 3: Click on the **New** button.
1. A new entry screen will appear.
2. Enter the required details such as:
* **Item Group ID**
* **Group Name**
Ensure that the entered details are accurate before proceeding.
Step 4: Click on the **Item Type** option.
1. Select the appropriate item type for the banquet group.
* The item type helps classify banquet items based on operational requirements.
Step 5: Choose the required **Analysis Group** from the available options.
* The analysis group is used for reporting and business analysis purposes.
Step 6: After entering all required details and selections, click on the **Save** button.
* The system will save the Banquet Group successfully.
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